SOFTWARE AND AI LICENSING: Protect Your IP, Manage Risks, and Succeed

Navigating AI & Software Licensing: Protect Your IP, Manage Risks, and Succeed

Tuesday, November 19, 2024
LAIPLA Technology Transactions Committee | Noon | Zoom

Subject:  AI, Software, and Licensing Headaches? Let’s Fix That! 

Navigating AI & Software Licensing: Protect Your IP, Manage Risks, and Succeed

Tuesday, November 19, 2024
LAIPLA Technology Transactions Committee | Noon | Zoom

Let’s face it—AI and software licensing can feel like a wild west of intellectual property puzzles and risk management acrobatics. Whether you're the genius building it, the counsel advising it, or the investor funding it, this panel has what you need to avoid licensing nightmares and emerge victorious!

Meet the Experts Who’ve Seen It All:

• Vincent Sanchez, Global Co-chair, Technology Transactions, DLA Piper (aka “The Deal Whisperer”)
• Scott Goldsmith, General Counsel, HiveWatch (your legal radar for IP stormy weather)
• Xiyin Tang, Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law (IP ninja and AI guru)
• Stanley Bishop, Chief Architect, NewAtlantis Labs (mastermind behind cutting-edge tech)

Get Ready for:

• AI Model Licensing Pitfalls: Save your data from getting “borrowed” and know what to look for in third-party AI deals.
• Open Source Meets AI: How to mix open-source with your IP without the unexpected licensing hangover.
• Your Secret IP Sauce: Keep your innovations safe and competitive without an IP mystery to solve later.
• Risk Management Tips So Good, They’re Almost Fun: Limit liability, juggle jurisdiction, and breathe easy.
• Epic AI Licensing Battles: What we’ve learned from recent IP lawsuits, so you can sidestep landmines!

Bring your questions, join the laughs, and walk away ready to tackle AI licensing like a pro. Founders, investors, and legal eagles alike—this is the Zoom session you can’t afford to miss.

Sign up for November 19—MCLE credit included.

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