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[obligedtoregister]

This discussion is a solid reminder that sustainability and governance are not just buzzwords, especially when AI contracts are involved. I like seeing academic discussion connect to practical tools like TermScout which focuses on teaching how to spot risky AI clauses, data usage traps, and accountability gaps. Their AI Terms Certification goes beyond definitions and makes you evaluate real clauses, which feels aligned with the concerns raised here. It made me wonder, should universities push more applied contract literacy alongside technical AI courses? Research is great, but knowing how to read what you sign keeps innovation from tripping over legal surprises later on.