Recorded live at SXSW UK, this podcast brings together leading voices from the creative, legal, and technology sectors to debate whether AI is a hero or villain in the world of creativity. The panel delves into the profound questions raised by generative AI, including issues of authorship, originality, and the economic impact on creative professionals. With perspectives from photographers, tech innovators, and legal experts, the conversation examines the current legalframeworks in the UK, US, and EU, the challenges of fair compensation and licensing, and the urgent need for transparency and regulatory reform. The discussion also highlights the rapid displacement of creative jobs, the opportunities for new forms of artistic expression, and the importance of developing ethical, creator-focused AI models.Listeners gain a nuanced understanding of the risks and opportunities AI presents for the future of the creative industries.
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The AdLaw Insights Podcast, with Brinsley & Geraint (Ep 6): Green claims
In this episode, Brinsley and Geraint examine the ‘will-they, won’t they’ saga that is the Green Claims Directive. They consider the landscape around green claims in the UK and EU in light of these latest developments, and explore the potential impact on businesses of all sizes… and the political controversies sprouting around the ‘on-again, off-again’ Green Claims Directive. They also check whether the UK regulations, including the DMCC Act, are taking root – and consider the implications for companies making environmental claims in the UK. When it comes to green claims, not everything is as rosy (or green) as it seems.
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Remote work and global mobility – rethinking the future of where we work
Join Lewis Silkin’s Tarun Tawakley, Amy Nevins, and David Lyons as they delve into the complexities and opportunities of remote work and global mobility, recorded live at SXSW UK. This insightful session explores the shift towards international working models, driven by the war for talent and changing employee expectations. The panel discusses practical strategies for managing temporary and permanent overseas employment, the use of Employer of Record (EOR) services, contractor arrangements, and the multi-jurisdictional legal, tax, and compliance challenges that come with global mobility. Listeners will gain valuable tips on developing robust policies, engaging key stakeholders, and integrating global mobility into broader business strategy. Whether you’re navigating return-to-office mandates or seeking to access global talent, this episode provides actionable guidance to maximise organisational performance while mitigating risk in an increasingly visible and regulated world of work.
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Beyond Borders: Episode 6 – What you need to know about Spanish employment law
Our Beyond Borders podcast series is designed to help you manage your international workforce and navigate the quirks of international employment law. In this episode, we turn our attention to Spain, exploring the role and influence of works councils and trade unions, essential insights into dismissals and settlement agreements, an overview of the litigation process, working hours, and much more!
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Beyond Borders | Episode 5: What you need to know about French employment law
Our Beyond Borders podcast series is designed to help you manage your international workforce and navigate the quirks of international employment law. In this episode, we focus on France, delving into bonuses, working time rules, the right to disconnect, the French labour court system, dealing with Works Councils and much more!
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