Developments in artificial intelligence continue to threaten creators' livelihoods and careers with companies continuing to challenge claims of alleged copyright infringement in court and to lobby government for changes to the law. What infringement action is being taken and how clear is the legislation? What legitimate licensing models are being developed and what do they mean for creators? And what of the wider socio-economic implications both for the present and for the future? Join SoA Advisory Clinic hosts Johanna Clarke and Theo Jones for this bonus special episode as they bring you another chance to catch up on an event originally delivered as part of the SOA @ Home festival of online events, to coincide with the SoA's AGM. Featuring SoA Chief Executive Anna Ganley in conversation with ALCS CEO Barbara Hayes, DACS Head of International, Reema Selhi and lawyer and partner at Howard Kennedy, Mark Stephens CBE. Not a member? Use code PODCAST20 for 20% off your first year's membership.  Anna Ganley - The Society of Authors ALCS | Our team Team - DACS Mark Stephens CBE Artificial Intelligence - The Society of Authors A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation: government response - GOV.UK SoA survey reveals a third of translators and quarter of illustrators losing work to AI - The Society of Authors The Bookseller - News - Dutch publisher owned by Simon & Schuster to trial using AI for English-language translations DACS, the Design & Artists Copyright Society is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to championing, protecting and managing the rights of artists, and maximising their royalties. - DACS Artists' Earnings Report by the University of Glasgow and DACS - DACS ALCS ALCS | Thank you for your views on AI. What happens next? The Write Share – A campaign from the Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society (ALCS) to address industry-wide challenges faced by writers and promote solutions to support our world-class talent and protect the future of the UK's creative industries. The Getty Images v Stability AI dispute: a potential watershed moment for AI and IP - Harbottle and Lewis Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 – Text and Data Mining Exemption EU Artificial Intelligence Act | Up-to-date developments and analyses of the EU AI Act Copyright Licensing Agency https://cla.co.uk/ EU Copyright Directive L_2019130EN.01009201.xml Generative AI opt-outs are unfair and unworkable. Let's drop the pretense that they're some sort of compromise. - Music Business Worldwide

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