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Copyright and AI with Access Copyright

Publishing Symposium

This session will provide useful insights to help writers mitigate risk when using generative AI and the possible implications that using AI may have for publishing and copyright.

The Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild, SaskBooks, Regina Public Library and Saskatoon Public Library are excited to announce the 2024 Publishing Symposium! 

Please note this session is for informational and educational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed in this session are those of the speaker(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies or positions of any entities they represent. The information presented in this session does not constitute legal advice. Please retain appropriate legal counsel before acting, or not acting, on any of the information presented at this session.

This event will be recorded and made available on the SWG YouTube channel for 30 days after the event.

Please click here to register for this free online webinar. 

Copyright and AI with Access Copyright
Presenter: Megan Roberts

This session will provide useful insights to help writers mitigate risk when using generative AI. What are the ways writers have been using AI to develop manuscripts and what implications does using AI have for publishing and copyright? Hear from Access Copyright, the non-profit that represents over 10,000 Canadian writers, visual artists, publishers, and their works.

There will be a Q+A following the presentation.

Access Copyright is a collective voice of creators and publishers in Canada. A non-profit, national organization, they represent over 10,000 Canadian writers, visual artists and publishers, and their works.  They license the copying of this repertoire to educational institutions, businesses, governments and others. Through agreements with sister organizations around the world, they also represent the works of hundreds of thousands of foreign creators and publishers.

Megan Roberts is Head of Legal at Access Copyright.

With additional thanks for support from SaskCulture, Sask Lotteries, Canada Council for the Arts, the City of Regina, Creative Saskatchewan, and Access Copyright.