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Project Liberty’s next Pop-Up, "Who Owns Creative Work?" will feature distinguished experts Amy Whitaker, Nathan Schneider, and Kelani Nichole. This event will delve into the evolving landscape of creative work ownership in the age of AI, focusing on governance, fractional equity, and data cooperatives.
Our speakers will share their latest projects and research, aiming to spark meaningful dialogue within the Project Liberty community. This event offers a unique opportunity for creative professionals, policymakers, educators, and researchers to exchange knowledge and explore emerging governance structures and cooperative models in the creative industries.
Engage with industry-leading experts and immerse yourself in dynamic discussions that will shape the future of creative work.
Speakers:
Amy Whitaker (Associate Professor, NYU Steinhardt): Kicking off with a broad view on the civic dilemma of AI, fractional equity, and cooperative structures.
Nathan Schneider (Founder Media Economies Design Lab, CU Boulder): Providing detailed insights into governance models and introducing the "Exit to Community" movement.
Kelani Nichole (Founder, TRANSFER): Concluding with a tangible example of these concepts in practice, demonstrating TRANSFER's innovative approach.
Target Audience: Creative professionals and adjacent industries, policy makers, educators and researchers interested in AI, organizations working with emerging governance structures, cooperatives & data trusts.
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Project Liberty’s next Pop-Up, "Who Owns Creative Work?" will feature distinguished experts Amy Whitaker, Nathan Schneider, and Kelani Nichole. This event will delve into the evolving landscape of creative work ownership in the age of AI, focusing on governance, fractional equity, and data cooperatives.
Our speakers will share their latest projects and research, aiming to spark meaningful dialogue within the Project Liberty community. This event offers a unique opportunity for creative professionals, policymakers, educators, and researchers to exchange knowledge and explore emerging governance structures and cooperative models in the creative industries.
Engage with industry-leading experts and immerse yourself in dynamic discussions that will shape the future of creative work.
Speakers:
Amy Whitaker (Associate Professor, NYU Steinhardt): Kicking off with a broad view on the civic dilemma of AI, fractional equity, and cooperative structures.
Nathan Schneider (Founder Media Economies Design Lab, CU Boulder): Providing detailed insights into governance models and introducing the "Exit to Community" movement.
Kelani Nichole (Founder, TRANSFER): Concluding with a tangible example of these concepts in practice, demonstrating TRANSFER's innovative approach.
Target Audience: Creative professionals and adjacent industries, policy makers, educators and...
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Event details:
https://www.addevent.com/event/PV22436622
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Project Liberty’s next Pop-Up, "Who Owns Creative Work?" will feature distinguished experts Amy Whitaker, Nathan Schneider, and Kelani Nichole. This event will delve into the evolving landscape of creative work ownership in the age of AI, focusing on governance, fractional equity, and data cooperatives.
Our speakers will share their latest projects and research, aiming to spark meaningful dialogue within the Project Liberty community. This event offers a unique opportunity for creative professionals, policymakers, educators, and researchers to exchange knowledge and explore emerging governance structures and cooperative models in the creative industries.
Engage with industry-leading experts and immerse yourself in dynamic discussions that will shape the future of creative work.
Speakers:
Amy Whitaker (Associate Professor, NYU Steinhardt): Kicking off with a broad view on the civic dilemma of AI, fractional equity, and cooperative structures.
Nathan Schneider (Founder Media Economies Design Lab, CU Boulder): Providing detailed insights into governance models and introducing the "Exit to Community" movement.
Kelani Nichole (Founder, TRANSFER): Concluding with a tangible example of these concepts in practice, demonstrating TRANSFER's innovative approach.
Target Audience: Creative professionals and adjacent industries, policy makers, educators and...
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Event details:
https://www.addevent.com/event/PV22436622
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Harrison Leon, harrison.leon@projectliberty.io