The AI Revolution: the International Legal Perspective, edited by Anne-Marie Pecoraro and Alexander Ross

Expert lawyers from around the world debate the key challenges posed by AI, how the law is evolving and how it still needs to evolve to harness the power of AI to enhance and protect the creative industries.

The book discusses the risks and opportunities of generative AI in the US and elsewhere, the conflict between AI and copyright in general and how it is likely to be resolved, whether there is a copyright in AI results, the constraints that data protection laws place on AI processing, and how moral and personality rights can be protected in the generative AI process, among others.

This book provides essential know-how for lawyers and all those involved in the entertainment industry.

Anne-Marie Pecoraro, partner specializing in intellectual property, media and digital technology law, and Rodolphe Boissau, senior counsel, renowned for his expertise in intellectual property, IT and media law, have also written key articles in this book on the opt out, as well as on the impact of AI on labor relations and employees.

“In this book, we, as #entertainment #lawyers, set out our analyses of the issues and our proposals for a more dynamic but safer future for the creative industries. We believe that the law has a crucial role to play in helping to ensure that future. We hope you will enjoy this collection, and find it both interesting and useful.” Anne Marie Pecoraro & Alexander Ross