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From Vendors to Value Chains: Contracting for AI Supply Chain Risk
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From Vendors to Value Chains: Contracting for AI Supply Chain Risk
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AI tools rely on layered value chains involving data sources, models, platforms, and downstream dependencies that traditional vendor contracts were never designed to address. This session explores how lawyers can rethink contractual risk allocation, transparency, audit rights, and accountability across the AI value chain.
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- 1.00 | 0.50 ethics
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 7/31/2027
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From Vendors to Value Chains: Contracting for AI Supply Chain Risk
(Jun 2026)
(Jun 2026)
Griffin Weaver
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Session 1 —58 mins 1.00 | 0.50 ethics
From Vendors to Value Chains: Contracting for AI Supply Chain Risk
(Jun 2026)
AI tools rely on layered value chains involving data sources, models, platforms, and downstream dependencies that traditional vendor contracts were never designed to address. This session explores how lawyers can rethink contractual risk allocation, transparency, audit rights, and accountability across the AI value chain.
Originally presented: May 2026 Technology Law Conference
Griffin Weaver,
Dell - San Antonio, TX