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The way artificial intelligence (AI) is being built into everyday business tools changes faster than most contracts can keep up. If you own an business in the UK, it’s no longer enough for your agreements to cover only traditional risks; they also need to address the way AI systems use your data, generate outputs, and make decisions. The right clauses will protect your intellectual property, help you meet your legal obligations, and ensure suppliers are accountable. AI has shifted from “nice-to-have” tech to a core driver of growth for many SMEs.

I’ve just returned from the SME-XPO in London, where I had the chance to speak with many founders bright with new products, tech, and novel uses of AI. What stood out most clearly from these conversations was the genuine frustration innovators feel when trying to align their ideas with outdated legal frameworks and the fear the law still instils. Fear of getting it wrong. Fear of slowing down. Fear of building something real, only for the legal side to unravel it. As a founder myself,