Adesanya AI Advisory helps organisations navigate the EU AI Act, draft AI-ready contracts, and build Responsible-AI frameworks — combining the rigour of a qualified barrister with 15+ years of commercial technology practice.
Practical, commercially-minded advisory across the full lifecycle of AI and technology — from regulation to contract to deployment.
Risk classification, gap assessments and compliance roadmaps for the Act's obligations taking effect from August 2026.
Drafting and negotiating AI procurement, licensing, MSAs, data-transfer and SaaS agreements — with AI-specific clauses.
AI audit frameworks, governance policies, incident-reporting regimes and board-level readiness assessments.
DPIAs, privacy frameworks and GDPR compliance — informed by CIPM credentialing and IAPP membership.
Technology transfer, patent/trademark licensing and M&A due diligence across cross-border transactions.
Ethics-by-design guidelines and operating models that make Responsible AI more than a policy document.
A called Barrister-at-Law with an LLM in Intellectual Property & Information Technology Law (UCD), Abdulwahab has spent over fifteen years drafting and negotiating complex commercial and technology agreements — including engagements supporting Google and Meta — and now works at the frontier of AI law: the EU AI Act, Responsible-AI governance, and the contracts that allocate AI risk. He treats regulation not as a constraint but as architecture — designing governance that lets organisations deploy AI with confidence rather than caution.
"The next decade of technology law will be written at the intersection of the EU AI Act, data protection, and the contracts that govern how AI is built and bought. My work sits precisely there — turning fast-moving regulation into operating models that hold."
A working library on the EU AI Act, AI governance and Responsible AI — distilled into practical guidance.
A plain-English read on the obligations landing first — and how to prepare before they bite.
Model terms for data use, liability allocation and model provenance.
From risk register to incident reporting — an operating model, not a policy PDF.
Current AI legal and regulatory developments across the EU, Ireland, the US and Nigeria — refreshed regularly.
Whether you're classifying risk under the EU AI Act, negotiating an AI contract, or standing up a governance programme — Adesanya can help.