Contracting in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence has already entered your enterprise. The only question is whether it came through a guarded gate or an open window - and whether anyone was there to write down what it was permitted to do.
Contracting in the Age of AI is the practical field guide for the professionals who must turn AI vendor promises into enforceable, governable, defensible agreements: procurement and sourcing leaders, in-house and outside counsel, security, privacy, finance, and the business owners who sign the requisition and live with the consequences.
Written by a former practicing attorney and senior technology-sourcing professional, this book translates a genuinely difficult subject into a usable playbook. It moves from first principles to execution - the AI bargain, data and IP, autonomy and security, deal typologies, contract formation and clickwrap risk, warranties and disclaimers, limitation of liability, litigation readiness, the autonomous enterprise, the living contract, and the cascade of breach-notification clocks - and closes with a working appendix set: a glossary, a procurement field kit, and a modular library of model AI contracting clauses for counsel review.
You will learn how to classify an AI deal before negotiating it, give every material vendor claim a contractual home, define data and training rights precisely, govern agents and delegated authority, design evidence that survives a dispute, and build incident clocks that start before the regulator's deadline. Real case files - Mobley v. Workday, Thomson Reuters v. ROSS, Moffatt v. Air Canada, and more - ground each concept in consequence.
Delivered in a distinctive, engaging "Procurement Wizard" voice, with Wizard's Rule callouts, practical checklists, and ready-to-adapt clauses, this is the authority reference for negotiating, governing, and managing AI vendor agreements with judgment, discipline, and at least one hand on the kill switch.