CHILE
Bolivia Brazil Paraguay
Chile
Uruguay
Santiago
Law and Practice Contributed by: Carolina Cabrera LawTech
Argentina
Contents 1. Online Services and Products p.9 1.1 Online Harms or Digital Services Legislation p.9 1.2 E-Commerce p.10 2. Software Licensing and “As a Service” Provision p.11 2.1 “On Premise” Licence Models Rather Than SaaS Solutions p.11 2.2 Suspension Rights p.12 2.3 Audit Rights p.12 2.4 Escrow Provisions p.12 2.5 Commitments Regarding Ongoing Availability of Saas Solutions p.13 3. Artificial Intelligence p.13 3.1 AI Legislation and Regulation p.13 3.2 Contractual Requirements With Respect to AI p.14 3.3 Key Concerns of Providers p.15 4. IT Services p.16 4.1 Overlay of Requirements p.16 4.2 Liability Clauses p.16 4.3 Warranties p.16 4.4 Agile Methodology p.17 4.5 Payment Models p.17 5. Telecommunications and Networks p.18 5.1 Telecoms Laws and Regulations p.18 5.2 Telecoms Regulatory Bodies p.18 5.3 Telecoms-Related Regulated Activities p.18 5.4 Interconnection and Roaming Rules p.19 5.5 Consumer Protection Rules p.19
6. Intellectual Property Considerations p.20 6.1 Background and Foreground IP p.20 6.2 Types of IP p.20 6.3 Use of Generic Know-How p.21 6.4 Patent Claims p.21 6.5 IP and AI/Computer-Created Works p.22 7. Data Protection Considerations p.22 7.1 Relevant Laws and Regulations for Data Protection p.22 7.2 Data Transfer Restrictions p.23 7.3 Information Security and Cybersecurity Standards p.23 7.4 Information Notification Requirements p.23 7.5 Supply Chain Requirements p.24 8. Legislative and Regulatory Adaptation and Advancement p.25
8.1 AI-Related Legal Adaptation p.25 8.2 Standards in Contract Drafting p.26
8.3 Hyperscalers p.26 8.4 IP Evolution p.27
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