This webinar explored the top issues which businesses and professionals should consider when making use of Artificial Intelligence. It considered the current regulatory landscape and explore the legal risks from intellectual property, contracts and liability, privacy and data protection, bias and discrimination to ethics. This practical overview looked at which contractual terms need a little more scrutiny when utilising AI enabled solutions and will give some practical tips on how to enjoy the benefits of this technology whilst also mitigating the risks.

Speaker biographies:
Alison Bryce
Alison is a partner in the Brodies commercial services practise specialising in intellectual property law and information technology. Alison has over 20 years of experience in advising on complex intellectual property, information technology, data and commercial matters. Alison's practice also covers a broad platform of commercial contracts, including trade mark and patent licensing, complex collaboration arrangements, general technology agreements and payment services.
Alison works with clients in a variety of sectors including food and drink, manufacturing, green energy innovation and fintech both in the UK and overseas.

Martin Sloan
Martin is an experienced lawyer specialising in IP, Tech and Data. He combines technical knowledge with an interest in understanding his client's business to provide pragmatic advice and practical solutions.
Martin's expertise includes technology procurement, IT outsourcing, business process outsourcing, commercial contracts, intellectual property, data protection, ePrivacy and cyber risk. Martin regularly helps clients in relation to the legal and commercial risks relating to the development and use of new technology, such as cloud-based services, and projects involving AI, blockchain and big data.
Martin's telecoms sector experience includes advising a number of fibre broadband operators on government infrastructure subsidy contracts, including Project Gigabit, together with OFCOM regulatory compliance, customer terms and conditions, and supply chain contracts.
Martin works with clients across a range of sectors including technology and telecoms, financial services, media, food and drink, charities and the third sector, and the public sector. Martin also advises technology businesses and innovative tech start-ups, including fintech and adtech.

Ally Burr
Ally is an associate in our commercial practice, specialising in matters relating to intellectual property, technology and outsourcing, commercial contracts and data protection. Ally has advised clients in a variety of different sectors, including retail and hospitality, life sciences, financial services / FinTech and energy.
His practice is wide and varied and he works with his clients on everything from complex IT services and framework agreements through to supply contracts and IP licensing agreements.Ally also has a wealth of experience advising both buyers and sellers on corporate transactions from an IP, IT and data protection perspective. Ally combines his excellent organisational and project management skills with a positive attitude to deliver the best outcomes for his clients.

Rebecca Ronney
Rebecca is an associate in our commercial team. She specialises in matters relating to intellectual property, technology and outsourcing, commercial contracts and data protection across a wide range of sectors.
She regularly advises clients on supply of goods and services agreements, manufacturing agreements, research and development projects, IP licensing and distribution arrangements. She advises on both transactional and advisory work.
Rebecca is a registered Notary Public with the Law Society of Scotland and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

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