Recently, Tencent's e-signature public account announced the upcoming launch of the AI contract drafting feature. This innovative function will leverage Tencent's Hunyuan and DeepSeek large model technologies to provide users with a convenient one-click contract generation service.
In terms of contract drafting, AI can generate contracts with just one click. Take Xiao Wang, a recent graduate, as an example. He needs to sign a rental agreement with a friend but is worried about missing key clauses. By inputting instructions into the AI, Xiao Wang not only receives a standard rental contract but also adds clauses to protect tenant rights, such as "no restrictions on reasonable subleasing" and "return of the deposit upon moving out." AI simplifies the complex contract drafting process into fill-in-the-blank questions, greatly reducing the difficulty of the task.
In contract review, AI can serve as a risk scanning assistant. Company administrator Xiao Li received a supplier contract and is concerned that it may contain unfavorable terms. By uploading the contract to the AI tool for risk review, she quickly receives alerts, including suggestions to clarify the contract's validity period, add clauses on intellectual property breach liability, and verify the limits on breach compensation. The AI acts like a "health report" for the contract, making potential issues clear at a glance.
In contract management, AI can achieve intelligent management. Legal officer Lao Zhang was asked by his boss about the expiration date and breach clauses of a cooperation agreement, but after searching through folders for half an hour, he couldn't find it. Using the AI system, he quickly filtered through relevant agreements and found key information, including the contract's validity period and breach compensation amount. AI helps users easily manage contracts, avoiding the issue of "missing" contracts.
