Eternity Law International News Drafting Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policies, and other legal documentation for online AI resources

Drafting Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policies, and other legal documentation for online AI resources

Published:
August 11, 2025

With the rapid modernization of everything going digital, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a prerequisite for delivering online services. Hence, the legal side of such platforms should not just be important but essential. It does not require a mere technological advancement of the product—AI SaaS (Software as a Service)—but the whole comprehensive legal framework for the same. Eternity Law International is an expert in the full legal support of IT and technology-influenced projects, thus including online platforms running on artificial intelligence.

Why Legal Documentation is Crucial for AI Projects

AI technologies that process and analyze massive volumes of data face a broad range of legal challenges. The most common issues include:

  • processing of personal data;
  • algorithmic accountability;
  • intellectual property (IP) violations;
  • cross-border data transfers;
  • compliance with global data protection laws, including GDPR, CCPA, UK DPA, and others.

The absence of clear and compliant Terms & Conditions or a well-structured Privacy Policy may expose a business to regulatory fines, operational disruptions, reputational damage, or lawsuits across multiple jurisdictions.

What Should Be Included in Legal Documentation for AI Platforms?

The team at Eternity Law International recommends including the following elements in legal documentation for online AI platforms:

Terms & Conditions

  • Definition of the parties: platform owner and users;
  • Description of the AI system’s functionality;
  • Limitation of liability in case of AI malfunction or errors;
  • User content policy and usage rules;
  • Procedure for amending the terms.

Privacy Policy

  • What data is collected, why, and how long it is retained;
  • Whether data is shared with third parties, and under what legal grounds;
  • Mechanisms to obtain user consent for data processing;
  • User rights under GDPR/CCPA (access, correction, deletion, portability);
  • Disclosure of cookies and other tracking technologies.

Data Use Policy

  • How the AI engine utilizes user data;
  • Whether user data is used for training machine learning models;
  • Measures to ensure anonymization or pseudonymization where applicable;
  • Security safeguards and transparency principles.

User Agreement / License Agreement

  • Licensing terms for using the AI platform or software;
  • Protection of intellectual property rights;
  • Prohibition of reverse engineering or unauthorized replication;
  • Terms of service termination and dispute resolution mechanisms.

Liability Disclaimer for AI and Generated Content

  • Clarification that generation of AI content may be incomplete, inaccurate, or sensitive;
  • User liability for how they apply or disseminate AI-generated outputs;
  • Limitation of platform provider’s responsibility for content outcomes.

Legal Risks and Liability in AI Use

AI systems often operate independently of human intervention, which poses questions as to who should be held accountable and liable for the decisions made. It is important that a legal framework, well articulated in documentation, be agreed upon for the legal placements of responsibilities between the platform owner, developers, and end-users in the usage of virtual reality, fintech, telemedicine, or automated data analytics technologies.

Regulatory Abidance Obligations

In major jurisdictions, including the EU, USA, UK, Canada, and others, regulatory authorities are tightening requirements around AI transparency, data usage, and user rights. For instance:

  • GDPR mandates that users must be informed of automated decision-making and have the right to request human review;
  • The EU AI Act introduces a risk-based approach to regulating AI applications;
  • US regulators demand transparency in AI usage in credit scoring, healthcare, and employment decisions.

Thus, legal documentation must not only inform users but also guarantee abidance by existing and emerging regulations.

How We Can Help

Eternity Law International is vastly experienced in assisting technology companies, AI startups, and SaaS providers through various phases of development. We are pleased to offer the following types of service:

  • Drafting custom-made Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policies that fit your platform and jurisdiction;
  • Legal Audits, Consulting on GDPR, CCPA, and abidance by regulations related to AI;
  • Contract drafting, preparation of Data Use Policies, EULA, NDAs, SLAs;
  • Structural and licensing methods for the companies in AI and tech sectors;
  • IP Protection: Copyright Registration, Trademarks, Logo Protection, and NDA;
  • Ongoing legal support of AI-based enterprises at the stage of establishment and growth.

If you are a person in management or have to do with a platform that applies artificial intelligence and needs the preparation of professional legal papers or an assistance of any kind, please let us help you. At Eternity Law International, we handle our clients’ AI solutions to ensure that they are innovative, scalable and, at the same time, meet all legal standards locally and internationally.

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