Legal & Policy

From Boilerplate To Architecture: How AI Broke The Monolithic IP Clause

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In 2025, a wave of litigation forced contract drafters to acknowledge that AI-related IP risk is multifaceted and cannot be covered by a single indemnity clause; as a result, contracts now itemize different types of risks associated with training data, outputs, and derivative works. This shift requires content creators to negotiate more detailed and specific terms regarding IP rights and obligations in their agreements, reflecting the complex nature of AI systems.

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