Stability presents to California Senate and Assembly Joint Informational Hearing on protecting copyright authorship in AI era

Stability presents to California Senate and Assembly Joint Informational Hearing on protecting copyright authorship in AI era

Dharma Sadasivan

Stability presents to California Senate and Assembly Joint Informational Hearing on protecting copyright authorship in AI era

On Monday morning, Stability’s CEO, Juliun Brabon presented in the California Senate and Assembly Joint Informational Hearing at Stanford University to examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping copyright law and California’s creative economy.

The hearing featured a wide array of panels from artists to lawmakers including leaders from SAG-AFTRA Actors Guild, Animators Guild, OpenAI, Cal Berkeley, UChicago and Stanford.

Juliun demonstrated how digital fingerprints can reclaim authorship for artists in an era where AI is already erasing creative identity. This technology is incorporated into our Monolith product to enable creatives, from independent creatives to large studios, to preserve copyright authorship and support copyright claims.

Our thanks and appreciation to Senator Thomas J Umberg and Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer-Kahan for hosting and inviting us to present.

Juliun Brabon, CEO of Stability, presents on protecting copyright authorship in AI era, at the California Senate and Assembly Joint Informational Hearing
Juliun Brabon, CEO of Stability, presents on protecting copyright authorship in AI era, at the California Senate and Assembly Joint Informational Hearing
Juliun Brabon (CEO, Stability) and Klay Nichols (COO, Stability) with Senator Thomas J Umberg and Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer-Kahan
Juliun Brabon (CEO, Stability) and Klay Nichols (COO, Stability) with Senator Thomas J Umberg and Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer-Kahan