AI Spy with My Legal Eye
Protecting Creatives in the Age of Generative Tech

Safeguarding creative rights in the AI era

This panel dives into the evolving landscape of legal protections for creatives/creators as generative AI and large language models (LLMs) reshape and upend the creative industries. Our legal experts will discuss how intellectual property rights are being challenged and adapted to defend original work from AI-driven appropriation.

This conversation will offer insights into legal strategies and emerging regulatory frameworks that are intended to safeguard creative rights in this rapidly changing digital era.

Moderators

Isaro Carter
Principal, The Carter Firm

John Rudikoff
Principal, John Rudikoff Law
Visiting Clinical Faculty Member, Brooklyn Law School
Legal Advisor, American Institute of Graphic Artists, New York (AIGA NY)

Panel

Elena Gurevich
Owner, EG Legal Services
Director of Development at Center for Art Law

Lauren Mack
Co-Founder and Director, Legal Hackers

Chris Huban
Executive Creative Director (previously Spotify, Huge, and SPCSHP)

Mark Potkewitz
Adjunct Professor of Clinical Law at Brooklyn Law School

Event Series: Fresh Dialogue
These events are critical discussions that focus on current events, personal experiences, issues of cultural relevance, and emerging topics in the world of design.

Tickets
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