Creative Industries & AI
Conflict or Co-operation? Shining Light on the Solutions
Members' Roundtable Event
12:00 to 14:00
Friday February the 14th
Friday February the 14th
In this roundtable discussion, we will explore how generative AI is reshaping the creative landscape and the critical debate over the use of copyrighted materials as training data. With the UK Government’s consultation on copyright and AI closing soon, this event brings together creators, industry leaders and policy experts to tackle the big questions: How can we protect creators’ rights while fostering innovation?
Through insightful discussions, we’ll unpack the ethical, legal and economic dimensions of AI’s impact on creative businesses, explore global approaches to copyright and licensing and examine potential solutions for a fair and sustainable future. Whether you’re an artist, publisher, rights holder or tech-innovator, this is your chance to join the conversation.
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Chaired by
Thangam Debbonaire
Former Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
The creative sectors have been voicing concerns and asking questions about how international copyright law can be enforced in the context of AI. The government put out a consultation on 17th December 2024, running until 25th February 2025, on proposals to balance the rights of creatives and a legal framework which enables the AI industry to grow in the UK. Rights holders and creators in music, film, TV, journalism and across creative industries are responding. This event will share concerns and possible solutions for protecting rights holders whilst enabling growth in the UK’s AI industry, involving key individuals and organisations across creative and AI sectors.
Golden Cross House
8 Duncannon Street
London WC2N 4JF
020 3488 3612
contact@ukai.co
