GESAC has issued a press release on today’s vote by the Culture and Employment Committees of the European Parliament regarding the working conditions of artists.
Read our full reaction below.
In view of the upcoming Trilogue meeting on October 24, GESAC has issued a statement, urging European legislators to prioritize the inclusion of record-keeping and transparency obligations regarding the use of copyright-protected content by generative AI models. These obligations are necessary to ensure responsible and trustworthy AI systems, level the playing field, and enable European innovation and artistic creation.
Read on to find out more. (more…)
On September 29, GESAC’s General Counsel, Burak Özgen, delivered a speech at the “Time Flies in the Age of AI” conference, which was co-organized by our Icelandic member, STEF. In his lecture titled “EU’s AI Policy – What’s There for Authors?” he provided insights into the AI policy landscape from the perspective of authors. (more…)
GESAC has co-signed the following open letter calling for meaningful obligations on AI systems to ensure the lawful use of copyright-protected content.
