The Creative Commons Generative AI & the Creativity Cycle Symposium is an event organized by Creative Commons, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing access to cultural, educational, and scientific content. The symposium brings together experts, practitioners, and enthusiasts to explore the intersections of generative AI and creativity, and how these technologies are reshaping the creative landscape. The aim is to engage participants in discussions about legal, ethical, and technical aspects of AI-generated works, fostering a deeper understanding of its implications for the future of creativity.
The event covers a wide range of topics related to generative AI, including its role in content creation, the challenges it poses to traditional copyright frameworks, and innovations spurred by AI in various fields. Key sessions will address the balance between innovation and rights management, providing insights into how creators and legal professionals can navigate the evolving digital environment. Discussions will also explore the role of open licensing in promoting shared creativity and its impact on AI development.
Participants can expect to engage in networking opportunities with industry leaders and peers, providing a platform for collaboration and exchange of ideas. The symposium may feature panels with notable speakers who are experts in AI, intellectual property, and open culture, offering valuable perspectives on current trends and future directions.
This symposium is ideal for legal professionals, creative industry stakeholders, AI developers, and anyone interested in the future of creativity in the digital age. Attendees will benefit from a comprehensive overview of how AI is influencing creative practices and explore strategies for integrating these technologies within existing legal and cultural frameworks.
Speakers(32)
Abbey Potter
Senior Innovation Specialist at Library of Congress
Abbey Potter is a Senior Innovation Specialist at the Library of Congress, focusing on digital innovation and preservation strategies.
Allison Sherrick
Program Manager at METRO
Allison Sherrick is a Program Manager at METRO, supporting library and information services in the New York area.
Amanda Figueroa
Director of Content at Curationist
Amanda Figueroa is the Director of Content at Curationist, leading content strategy and curation for the platform.
Ami Bhatt
Partner at McKinsey & Company
Ami Bhatt is a Partner at McKinsey & Company, advising clients on digital transformation and innovation strategies.
Aviya Skowron
Researcher at EleutherAI
Aviya Skowron is a Researcher at EleutherAI, working on open-source AI research and development.
Brigitte Vézina
Director of Policy and Open Culture at Creative Commons
Brigitte Vézina serves as the Director of Policy and Open Culture at Creative Commons, focusing on legal and policy issues related to open access and cultural heritage.
Carla Gannis
Industry Professor at New York University
Carla Gannis is an Industry Professor at New York University, specializing in digital art and technology.
Catherine Stihler
CEO at Creative Commons
Catherine Stihler is the Chief Executive Officer of Creative Commons, leading the organization in its mission to promote open access and better sharing of knowledge and creativity.
Dave Hansen
Executive Director at Authors Alliance
Dave Hansen is the Executive Director of Authors Alliance, advocating for authors' rights and open access.
Eryk Salvaggio
Researcher at Siegel Family Endowment
Eryk Salvaggio is a Researcher at Siegel Family Endowment, exploring the societal impacts of technology.
Garvita Kapur
Digital Product Manager at The New York Public Library
Garvita Kapur is a Digital Product Manager at The New York Public Library, overseeing digital initiatives and user experience.
Heather Timm
Artist
Heather Timm is an artist known for her work in digital and multimedia art forms.
Jennie Rose Halperin
Executive Director at Library Futures
Jennie Rose Halperin is the Executive Director of Library Futures, advocating for the future of libraries in the digital age.
Justin Haan
Associate at Morrison Foerster
Justin Haan is an Associate at Morrison Foerster, specializing in intellectual property and technology law.
Karen Darricades
Co-Lead at Creative Commons Canada
Karen Darricades is the Co-Lead of Creative Commons Canada, promoting open access and creative commons licensing in Canada.
Kayvan Ghaffari
General Counsel at MakersPlace
Kayvan Ghaffari is the General Counsel at MakersPlace, overseeing legal affairs for the digital art marketplace.
Kengchakaj
Artist at Elekhlekha Artist Collective
Kengchakaj is an artist and member of the Elekhlekha Artist Collective, focusing on contemporary art and cultural expression.
Marta Belcher
General Counsel at Filecoin Foundation
Marta Belcher is the General Counsel at Filecoin Foundation, focusing on legal issues related to decentralized technologies.
Matthew Allen
Director of Media Education at BRIC Arts
Matthew Allen is the Director of Media Education at BRIC Arts, overseeing media education programs and initiatives.
Max Sills
General Counsel at Midjourney
Max Sills is the General Counsel at Midjourney, overseeing legal matters for the AI research lab.
Mike Kemezis
Program Officer at Connecticut Humanities
Mike Kemezis is a Program Officer at Connecticut Humanities, supporting cultural and educational initiatives across the state.
Mike Trizna
Data Scientist at Smithsonian Institution
Mike Trizna is a Data Scientist at the Smithsonian Institution, specializing in data analysis and digital projects for cultural heritage.
Minne Atairu
Artist and Researcher at Columbia University
Minne Atairu is an artist and researcher at Columbia University, exploring the intersection of art and technology.
Nicholas Garcia
Policy Counsel at Public Knowledge
Nicholas Garcia is a Policy Counsel at Public Knowledge, focusing on technology policy and digital rights.
Nitcha Tothong
Artist at Elekhlekha Artist Collective
Nitcha Tothong is an artist and member of the Elekhlekha Artist Collective, focusing on digital art and cultural narratives.
Rebekah Tweed
Program Director at All Tech Is Human
Rebekah Tweed is the Program Director at All Tech Is Human, focusing on ethical technology and responsible innovation.
Sarvesh Mahajan
Associate at Crowell & Moring
Sarvesh Mahajan is an Associate at Crowell & Moring, specializing in intellectual property and technology law.
Sasha Stiles
Artist
Sasha Stiles is an artist known for her work at the intersection of poetry and technology.
Scott Sholder
Partner at CDAS
Scott Sholder is a Partner at CDAS, focusing on entertainment and intellectual property law.
Stacey Lantagne
Associate Professor of Law at Western New England University
Stacey Lantagne is an Associate Professor of Law at Western New England University, specializing in intellectual property and internet law.
Wade Wallerstein
Curator at Grey Area
Wade Wallerstein is a Curator at Grey Area, focusing on digital art and new media.
Yacine Jernite
Machine Learning Engineer at Hugging Face
Yacine Jernite is a Machine Learning Engineer at Hugging Face, working on natural language processing and AI ethics.
Event Details
- Date
- September 15, 2023
- Location
- 🇺🇸 United States
- Pricing
- Free
- Audience
- Legal professionals, creative industry stakeholders, AI developers