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Artificial intelligence is moving into government contract performance.
- AI now supports scheduling, logistics, and production planning on federal contracts.
Defense contractors are asking a critical question.
- Does using AI on a Navy or other government contract give the government rights to your proprietary systems, methods, or data?
- The short answer is no. The real risk lies elsewhere.
Vague AI transparency and explainability clauses can quietly expand disclosure obligations.
- This contract language can erode trade secret protections that have existed for decades.
This video explains how government IP rights apply to AI-assisted performance and identifies the exposure points that general counsel need to know about.
- Key actions include defining deliverables precisely, managing explainability requests without revealing proprietary logic, and treating AI workflows as intellectual property assets.
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