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License architecture firm data to AI: who owns drawings
Before an architecture firm licenses its data to AI, it checks two things. AIA's B101 form deems the architect the owner of its drawings and gives the client a license for one project.
License construction company data to AI: the records
Polyshares lists a $300,000 perpetual exclusive license to an unnamed general contractor's operational record, undated and self-reported. Before you license yours, sort records by who holds the rights.
License manufacturing company data to AI: defense work
License manufacturing data to AI only after checking for defense work. Some defense contract files carry strict security rules.
License call center data to AI: whose calls are they?
Before licensing call center data to AI, ask whose calls they are and who consented. Client contracts usually decide what you can license.
License nonprofit data to AI: what the tax code says
No company we read lists nonprofits. Tax code section 513(h) covers exchanging or renting donor names to another qualifying organization only, so a deal with a company is outside that text.
License law firm data to AI: questions for counsel
Much of a law firm's archive is client information. Summaries of ABA Formal Opinion 512 say it requires informed client consent before client information goes into AI.
License agency data to AI: own records and client files
To license agency data to AI, separate the agency's own records from client files. Client files sit under client contracts and often hold confidential information covered by NDAs, so a lawyer reads those agreements first.
License home service company data to AI: what to check
Polyshares lists a $450,000 roofing license and a $275,000 solar license, both unnamed and self-reported, and its intake names ServiceTitan. Home service records hold customer names, addresses and job notes.
License healthcare company data to AI: what stays out
License healthcare data to AI only after finding any patient records. HIPAA says you can't sell patient health data without a valid authorization.
License recruiting agency data to AI: the rules
Most recruiting agency records describe candidates, not your company, so start there. No buyer page I read names recruiting.
License accounting firm data to AI: tax data rules
To license accounting firm data to AI, know that 26 U.S.C. 7216 makes disclosing clients' tax return information a misdemeanor, with a fine up to $1,000 or a year in prison.
License software company data to AI: what buyers list
List what you hold and check the rights to each kind. Software teams hold what buyers ask for most: source code, tickets, chat, CRM records and documents.
License insurance company data to AI: who sets the rules
License insurance company data to AI: GLBA sends enforcement to your state insurance regulator. NAIC Model 672 requires authorization before health data leaves.
License engineering firm data to AI: the licensing rule
Before engineering firm data goes to AI, check the NCEES model rules. They bar licensees from revealing client information without consent.
License startup data to AI: shutdown and live routes
A closing startup lists its data through a shutdown service like SimpleClosure, which reported nearly 100 deals at $10,000 to $100,000 per company. A live startup can apply to a direct program like Handshake AI, which asks for 20+ full-time employees and 3+ years, or use Troveo's marketplace.
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