Boardroom Under Fire: Protecting Your Portfolio from AI Compliance Exposure

When a company says it uses AI, the gap between what is real and what is marketing is not a branding question for an investor. It is a pricing question, a risk question, and sometimes a two-years-from-now legal question. In this one-hour session, presented by Omnus Law in partnership with the Angel Capital Association, intellectual property and technology attorney Susan Friedman and Chief Legal Officer David Turcotte work through how to tell real AI from ordinary automation, the exact moment an AI problem becomes a legal one, and how to protect a company or an investment before the term sheet is signed. They come at these questions from genuinely different angles, so it is a candid back and forth rather than a lecture. What you will take away: How to tell what is actually AI from software with a marketing budget When an AI problem stops being a product decision and becomes a legal one How to protect a portfolio company or an investment in advance Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:05 Welcome, Angel Capital Association 2:59 Framing the Hour 6:24 What Is AI, and What Is Not 10:14 Trigger 01: When AI Gains More Authority 18:59 Trigger 02: When AI Behaves Differently 34:14 Trigger 03: When AI Goes Wrong 39:34 Where We Disagree and How to Protect 54:04 Audience Q&A 57:14 Where to Find the Series Speakers: Susan Friedman, Intellectual Property and Technology Attorney, Omnus Law David Turcotte, Chief Legal Officer, Omnus Law This session is part of the AI Due Diligence Series. Explore the full series at omnuslaw.com/aca. Learn more about Omnus Law at omnuslaw.com. #AIDueDiligence #ArtificialIntelligence #AngelInvestors #LegalRisk #AICompliance #VentureCapital #Startups #OmnusLaw