AI Governance
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Vibe Coding and Copyright: Who Owns Your AI-Generated Codebase?
Purely AI-generated code has no human author, and copyright law will not protect it. A technology-transactions attorney maps what a vibe-coded company actually owns, where the gap surfaces first (the diligence table, not the courtroom), and the provenance, policy, and contract fixes to put in place now.
The Caremark Duty in the Managed Agents Era: A Board-Level AI Governance Framework
Delaware Chancery does not care how fast your team shipped the agent. It cares whether the board knew what the agent was doing. A Caremark analysis of board oversight duties for AI agent deployment, with case law, D&O insurance analysis, and a compliance checklist.
What Claude Managed Agents Means for Your Compliance Stack: A KYA Framework Analysis
Anthropic's Managed Agents runtime shipped on April 8. A former SEC Honors Program intern in the SEC's Cyber Unit maps each product feature to the KYA Five Pillars governance framework—and identifies the compliance gaps deployers must close before their first production session.
Not an Agent. Not a Defense: Seven Doctrines That Already Hold AI Deployers Liable
The technology industry calls them agents. The law calls them tools. Seven existing legal doctrines—from board oversight to products liability to trade secret exposure—already impose direct liability on companies deploying AI agents, without the defenses that agency law would provide.
Deploying AI Agents or Building an AI Product?
Agent liability, governance frameworks, vendor contracts, and the state and EU rules that already apply — mapped to what you are actually shipping.
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