Towards legal regulations of generative AI in the creative industry: the voice of law and the voice of the industry

Content:

1. Generative AI: risks, legal gaps. Is it actually an existential threat to the creative industry?
2. The use and the abuse of generative AI: what is the difference?
3. Sagafra and other strikes: what does the creative industry want? Can there be more strikes?
4. Labeling the AI products: is it a solution?
5. Attempts to regulate the use of generative AI in the creative and cultural industries: where are we now?

Speakers:

Shumakova Natalia

• Associate professor of law (the SUSU (NRU), the Institute of law), lawyer.

Ms. Shumakova provides legal support services for creative and cultural projects.

Jordan J. Lloyd

• British visual historian, the Creative Director of Unseen History, author of fiction and nonfiction.

Mr. Lloyd works with archive historical material and a lot of his work deals with Public Domain work, Derivative and Transformative works, so he represents the industry where generative AI has an impact on the every day business.

Moderator:

Elizaveta Gromova

• Law Institute for International Affairs South Ural State University, deputy director
• International Journal of Law in Changing World, chief editor
• Journal of Digital Technologies and Law, deputy chief editor

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