Wiley's Nick Peterson and Craig Smith examine key
considerations for contractors when developing, implementing, and
enforcing AI use policies to minimize FCA exposure.
Generative AI's potential is vast, and could allow
contractors to leverage generative AI tools to help draft
proposals, set pricing, analyze procurement data, or even predict
potential risks in projects.
Contractors must evaluate carefully about when and how to use
generative AI tools. If a contractor fails to have adequate
policies and processes in place, it could expose the contractor to
liability under the False Claims Act.
Generative AI is a subset of artificial intelligence that
focuses on creating and generating content, such as text, images,
or other data. It's generally understood that generative AI
tools are imperfect. Generative AI's very nature, relying on
machine learning algorithms and huge datasets, introduces
complexities that may lead to errors or biases in the output.
