Piracy and AI, the value of the creative industry at stake
The film arrives on the screen, its value can end up elsewhere. It's the problem of piracy, which subtracts resources from those who produce and work in audiovisuals. But it's also a question...
Daren Tang, director-general of the World Intellectual Property Organization, spoke at the "Dreamers - Feel the Beat Edition" event organized by Fapav during the 21st Rome Film Festival. He emphasized the need to protect human creativity and authors' rights in the face of piracy and the rise of artificial intelligence. Piracy is described as a "gigantic theft of value" that undermines resources for companies, authors, and workers in the entertainment industry, threatening investments and jobs.
The event brought together institutions, associations, and companies, including Google, MPA, Univideo, Anica, and Nuovo Imaie, to discuss the evolution of intellectual property rights.
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