The ScreenSkills AI Briefing series is delivered by Kelsey Farish, a lawyer who has been advising on AI in the media and entertainment industry since 2019, and whose work includes advising the European Parliament on deepfake regulations, negotiating chatbot voice cloning agreements, and advising on the use of digital replicas in television programmes. Whether you’re keen to embrace AI tools, cautious about using them, or somewhere in between, the AI Briefings are designed to keep you informed of AI from legal, commercial, and reputational perspectives. 

Each AI Briefing in the series looks at different pressure points. In this fifth edition of the series, Kelsey will focus on copyright and AI, using lawsuits like Disney v. Midjourney, The New York Times v. OpenAI, and Getty Images v Stability AI to illustrate the key legal complexities. The sessions also always feature: 

• Reactions and Industry Voices: what's being said about AI by high-profile individuals, broadcasters, cultural institutions, unions and other big names.

• Real world examples: Two or three recent examples that Kelsey has advised on in relation to AI.

• Interactive Q&A: An open Q&A for you to raise questions and scenarios most relevant to you.

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