Product classification
Identify functions, users, deployment and applicable requirements.
AI LEGAL SERVICE
Embed legal review into design, development, procurement, testing, launch, operation and updates.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
Compliance must translate into requirements, interfaces, workflows and operational tasks. We align review gates with the product roadmap and release cadence.
REVIEW SCOPE
Identify functions, users, deployment and applicable requirements.
Review AI labels, warnings, choice, complaints and child protection.
Set rules for input, generation, distribution, review and appeal.
Review rights and responsibilities for models, data, compute and channels.
Record launch conditions, residual risk, owners and monitoring.
Define material change, reassessment, records and rollback.
DELIVERABLES
STARTER MATERIALS
WORKFLOW
Confirm business objectives, system boundaries and review priorities.
Map data, models, people, permissions, contracts and system actions.
Review materials, interview key roles and test representative scenarios.
Prioritise controls, documents, product changes and responsible owners.
Review changes, record the version and set reassessment triggers.
FAQ
Begin once requirements and the technical route are identifiable, while product changes remain practical.
Yes. Gates can be organised by release, module or risk level.
The agreed scope may include terms, privacy notices, AI disclosures, vendor clauses and internal rules.
Research
Consider the relevant cases and rules in the project’s target markets.
A mini-program provided paid generation services by replacing facial features in original videos. The court held that localized face-swapping did not constitute an original adaptation and that the platform's commercial use infringed the right of dissemination through information networks.
Read case →Case study · CanadaAn airline website chatbot provided inaccurate bereavement fare information. The tribunal held that the enterprise is responsible for information provided on its website.
Read case →Legal research · ChinaThe measures govern generative AI services offered to the public in China and address training data, generated content, personal information, security and complaint handling.
Read analysis →Legal research · ChinaProviders, content distribution platforms and application stores must apply, verify and preserve explicit and implicit labels for AI-generated or synthetic content.
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SPECIALIZED ENQUIRY
Share your product stage, system capabilities, data flows, and priority legal requirements. Our practice team will confirm the scope of engagement.