Fortune 500s Now Audit Vendor Model Training Subprocessors

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Episode 128 of Enterprise Tech with Fexingo: Fortune 500s are pushing beyond standard AI supply-chain clauses and demanding audit rights over their vendors' model training subprocessors. Lucas and Luna explore why companies like a top-10 bank and a global retailer now require visibility into the third-party firms that actually fine-tune and host the AI models they license. They break down a specific clause from a recent $15 million deal: the subprocessor list, the 90-day notice period, and the right to object. If you negotiate enterprise software contracts, this changes how you look at AI vendor risk. #EnterpriseTech #AIContracts #VendorRisk #ModelTraining #Subprocessor #Fortune500 #Procurement #SoftwareNegotiation #Business #Technology #AI #AuditRights #SupplyChain #LegalOps #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #EnterpriseSoftware #Compliance Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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