This MasterClass is designed for attorneys and contract professionals who are already reviewing technology agreements and are now encountering AI features embedded within those agreements. I

If you are negotiating SaaS contracts that reference model training, data usage for improvement and training, foundation model integrations, outputs, bias and hallucination risks or AI governance language, this course is for you.

You do not need a lot of knowledge in technology either. The course is technical enough to matter from a legal perspective. You will understand the difference between training and inference in terms of risk exposure, why weight updates create data leakage risks, and how system architecture influences data usage rights and indemnity positioning.

At the same time, the content remains accessible and focused on contract implications rather than engineering detail.

By the end of the course, you will gain enough technical understanding to understand training, fine-tuning, embeddings, retrieval-augmented generation, inference layers, and shared foundation models in depth, and how they influence contractual negotiations.

In essence, this program is a practical course in AI contract terms. We examine real drafting approaches, analyze common clause structures, explore vendor and customer positioning, and discuss how to navigate negotiation deadlocks. The objective is to sharpen your judgment and equip you with clearer questions and stronger negotiation framing.

Yes. You will be able to ask more precise questions, identify ambiguous contract language, evaluate whether unique warranty or indemnity coverage is meaningful or illusory, and understand the risks. That clarity changes how you approach negotiations and how confidently you participate in discussions.

The MasterClass is designed to be highly practical and not relevant to a particular jurisdiction, or on any single country’s laws or regulations.

My professional background includes extensive experience negotiating global technology contracts governed by a range of international jurisdictions. That global perspective shapes the program. The focus is on real-world risk allocation and negotiation dynamics that arise in AI agreements regardless of whether the governing law is U.S., European, or elsewhere. It is about understanding how AI architecture intersects with contract language and how risk is structured in practice across markets.

That said, this program does not replace the need to obtain independent legal advice in your own jurisdiction. You remain responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable local laws, regulations, and professional obligations. The MasterClass is designed to strengthen your strategic understanding and negotiation capability, not to substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal analysis.

In short, the program equips you with practical, transferable skills that allow you to negotiate AI-enabled SaaS agreements confidently in an international environment.

On-the-job training always varies. But when it comes to AI, most organizations are still figuring it out themselves.

This course provides structured, high-quality AI contract training that many professionals simply are not receiving internally. Not because their employers are unwilling, but because AI is new, evolving quickly, and often being adopted faster than legal teams can properly analyze it.

If you stay in technology long enough, you will eventually gain exposure to AI-related agreements. But the depth and quality of that exposure will depend entirely on your environment, your mentors, and the types of deals you happen to see. That experience can be inconsistent.

I was fortunate early in my career. I worked in fast-moving technology environments, negotiated global agreements, and had mentors who invested real time in teaching me how risk actually works beneath the clause. They believed in developing judgment, not just closing deals. That is not always the case. I have seen talented lawyers progress through major firms and sophisticated organizations without ever receiving structured training on how technology, business, finance, product and more intersect with contract language.

With AI, the gap is even wider. Many legal teams are reviewing AI-enabled agreements without fully understanding training mechanics, model dependencies, or improvement language. They are learning reactively, deal by deal.

This MasterClass compresses that learning curve.

If the fee feels significant right now, consider the long-term perspective. The lawyers who understand AI risk allocation early will differentiate themselves quickly. The investment today is small compared to the career leverage that strategic clarity in AI can create.

If you feel your current role is not giving you structured depth in AI contracting, and you want to strengthen how you think about risk rather than simply react to redlines, this program is designed for you.

Rules for CLE credit vary by country and state (and profession). While we cannot guarantee CLE credit, we provide resources to support self-submission efforts, including:
🔹 Certificates of Completion,
🔹 Program slides, course syllabus,
🔹 Attendance information
🔹 Presenter biographies
🔹 And more information as per request.Participants are responsible for any self-submission processes and fees required by their jurisdiction.

If your state requires formal program registration, I’m happy to look into the requirements. For CLE-related questions about earlier programs, please contact me directly at david@techattorneycohort.com.

Absolutely, if after the 1st class you find it is not for you, you can get a 100% refund immediately, no questions asked!

The classes will be held virtually on MS Teams. You will receive a link on sign-up! You don’t need to download anything for it. All you need is a computer and internet connection.

Other than internet connection and camera/mic on your computer or laptop, you don’t need anything.

There are a lot of free material and free webinars, workshops and other things on AI contracts and terms, mostly by attorneys and law firms.
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But their primary aim is to attract clients rather than educate.

And even if you are the target market, the webinars and free materials only provide a tiny portion on whatever topic they are teaching to impress you and get your business. It is not nearly enough to give you the practical knowledge to do the work yourself. They want to do it for you – that is the reason behind the free material!
So, if you want the skills for yourselves for your own work, then this course is the place for you!

The Practical AI Contract Masterclass offers the flexibility to learn from anywhere, whether it's your office or the comfort of your home, with minimal disruption to your schedule. No need to travel, no wasted time commuting - just focused, practical learning that fits into your routine.

And because it is tailored for attorneys in technology, everything you’ll learn is 100% relevant to your day-to-day work. You will walk away with actionable insights, not just theory.

Many professionals have found that online courses, when structured well,  allow them to absorb the material more effectively - since they can revisit tough concepts whenever they need.