AI consultancy & legal protection

Hi everyone, I’m in a bit of a pickle with a client.

My client who runs an e-commerce business wants me to create a template for a workflow that helps him with copywriting. The template serves as a framework for him to add his knowledge to, and any additional instructions on how to do the work.

However, I don’t want to be held accountable for how he uses the workflow or whatever adjustments he’s going to make to the workflow.

E-commerce can sometimes be a questionable business from a legal perspective. I’d like to know if there are ways to protect myself and my work in case he adjusts the workflow to fit his needs.

Again, I am only creating a template for him to use. I don’t want to be held accountable for the output. Is that realistic or should I just drop the client?

This also applies to more general use cases. How do you protect your work from any adjustments that may be made outside of your control?

For example, my workflow might include a part that always includes ‘this text is AI generated’ (in accordance to EU regulations). If I give this workflow to my client, I have no control over him adjusting this part of the workflow.

If he deletes this part, how can I protect myself in case he gets sued?

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AI consultancy & legal protection