Live webinar:
How to stay compliant while adopting AI: Practical playbooks to prevent future liability
January 15• 8 am PST
Virtual • 45 minutes + live Q&A
Is your company adopting AI in ways that could become a compliance risk later?
AI tools are redefining how fast and lean teams get work done. But there’s one big question legal, compliance, and operations teams are starting to ask: “If we adopt AI now, will we be liable for it later?” In this practical session, we’ll break down how to adopt AI tools confidently—without creating future audit or regulatory landmines. You’ll learn how to spot the legal and compliance traps unique to AI (not found in traditional SaaS), and how to build a lean, repeatable framework for evaluating and monitoring AI vendors.
What You’ll Learn
The new risk profile of AI tools — why legacy SaaS playbooks no longer apply
Why the term sheet doesn’t tell the whole story—and which hidden terms can dramatically impact your control and outcome.
Which questions to ask AI vendors during procurement—and what to document for SOC 2, ISO, and board compliance
Why real-time monitoring of AI agents is quickly becoming a must-have for regulated and security-sensitive teams
Case Study Included:
How we applied an AI-native policy when selecting compliance vendor
How we put an AI agent from our SOC 2 vendor under runtime monitoring—and how we proved exactly what it could (and couldn’t) do in production
This is for you is you are:
Startup founders adopting AI to speed up development or scale operations and you do not know if investors have any specific expectations related to AI adoption;
COOs and GCs navigating compliance in fast-moving teams and advising boards, but not confident that they are not missing something;
Board members who want to avoid tomorrow’s liability headlines.
What You’ll Walk Away With:
A repeatable evaluation playbook for AI tools
A checklist of questions and artifacts to track during procurement
Clarity on how to balance speed and safety when adopting AI internally
Speakers:
Svetlana Kamyshanksaya Pantelic
Founding Partner, Primum Law Group
Advises international founders and scaling companies on U.S. market entry, corporate structuring, cross-border governance, and investor readiness. Known for simplifying complexity and quarterbacking legal, tax, and immigration issues across time zones.
Jaz Lin
Computer Engineer and Product Developer
An AI engineer and product developer specializing in secure and trustworthy systems will explain how to design AI tools that not only work but also meet the security and compliance standards businesses demand.
