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Remarkable improvements in artificial intelligence are forcing us to reassess our government, our economy, and ourselves. Boosters see an opportunity to empower individual creators and circumvent sclerotic industry gatekeepers. Many creators are already using AI to hone their craft, test new concepts, and reach new audiences.
But skeptics see another possibility: that AI will stifle creativity by strengthening the most powerful corporations. Artists’ work is being used without license to teach AI models. AI platforms have produced works inspired by human creators without attribution. And as the recent writers strike shows, many fear that media companies will use AI to replace human creators altogether.
How can we channel AI so that it strengthens individual agency? What are potential artistic and public interest applications of AI, and what policies and incentives do we need to make those applications succeed?
Join the Foundation for American Innovation in Washington, DC on Wednesday, November 1 at 6:00 p.m., as we develop a pro-human approach to AI.
Speakers
Sy Damle
Partner at Latham & Watkins, Former General Counsel and Associate Register of Copyrights, U.S. Copyright Office
Laurent Crenshaw
Senior Director of Policy and External Affairs, Patreon; board member, Foundation for American Innovation
Ashken Kazaryan
Senior Fellow, Free Speech and Peace, Stand Together
Patrick Blumenthal
New Frontiers Ventures
Agenda
5:30 p.m. // Registration
6:00 p.m. // Panel
7:00 p.m. // Reception