Session
12h30-13h15

AI and the Moving Image: From Confrontation to Framework

The moving image has been shaped by numerous technological revolutions throughout the 130-year history of cinema. Is AI simply the latest, or a rupture of an entirely different order? This session asks how the industry can meet this transformation from a position of strength — neither retreating into blanket opposition, nor adopting AI models that sideline the people whose work makes them possible. It will identify the principles on which a sustainable framework must rest — consent, transparency, remuneration and respect for intellectual property — as well as the alliances, regulatory tools and market mechanisms needed to make AI a force for human creativity rather than one that erodes it.

Speakers

Mr. Gadi Oron
General Director, CISAC

Ms. Mira Lane
Vice-President, Technology
& Society, Google,
United States

Mr. Matthieu Lorrain
CEO, Stealth Startup,
Professor in Augmented
Creativity, Columbia School
of Art, United States

Dame Elizabeth
M. Daley
Dean, USC School
of Cinematic Arts,
United States

Moderator:
Patrick Caligiuri
Producer and Media
Advisor