Is AI governance a contract problem?

Most organizations draft an AI policy, approve it and then carry on as before. A signed policy gives legal teams somewhere to start. It doesn’t say who owns AI decisions or who hears first when something goes wrong.

SpotDraft and CLOC hosted a roundtable with in-house legal and legal ops leaders on how AI governance works in practice. Akshay Verma, COO of SpotDraft, and Oyango A. Snell, CEO and President of CLOC, share what came out of it. This report is for you if AI governance landed on your team by default.

Inside, you’ll find:

• How AI has changed the speed and scale of governance contracts
• Questions to settle while you draft, such as who owns the data and who manages the outcome
• A working checklist to pressure-test your policy and build in enforcement
• Two ways to structure AI governance