Day: February 16, 2026

Evolving Contracts for Agentic AI: From SaaS to Hybrid Service Models

As agentic AI products evolve from passive tools to autonomous actors, contracting is shifting from traditional SaaS agreements to a hybrid model that incorporates BPO elements. This new approach redefines service scopes, performance warranties, and data ownership to better manage relationships between companies and AI providers.

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AI’s Governance Role in Safeguarding Children’s Futures

Ajay Kumar Sood emphasized the importance of implementing child-specific safeguards within AI governance as AI becomes increasingly integrated into children’s lives. While AI can enhance personalized learning, over-reliance may undermine critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

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ChatGPT: The Legal Liability Threat

ChatGPT is criticized for unreliable performance in the legal profession, highlighted by a case where a lawyer faced sanctions for using AI-generated citations. The article discusses risks of AI in legal and other serious contexts, including a tragic teen suicide linked to ChatGPT interaction.

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Impact of the EU AI Act on Patentability

The EU AI Act introduces mandatory registration for high-risk AI systems, which can unintentionally affect patentability by constituting public disclosure. Companies should strategically plan their IP efforts by filing patent applications before submitting information to the EU Commission to avoid prior art issues.

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