In collaboration with the Finnish Musicians' Union<\/p>\n
Artificial intelligence can be used to create convincing replicas of an artist's voice, face, and entire identity.
Deepfake technology can be used to create, among other things, songs that sound like
performed by a famous artist, as well as videos in which the artist appears to say or do things that he or she
have never actually said or done.<\/p>\n
The panel discusses how deepfake technology and generative AI are transforming
the music business, what kind of opportunities and threats they bring to artists, as well as what legal and
ethical questions are raised by the technologies. Where is the line between creative technology and misuse?<\/p>\n
Who owns an artist's voice, face, and identity, and has legislation kept pace with artificial intelligence?
What kind of regulatory needs are associated with deepfakes and what kind of solutions has been found
around the world?<\/p>\n
Come and hear how deepfakes challenge our understanding of authenticity and how we can ensure the security
of performers rights in the age of artificial intelligence.<\/p>\n
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