in this video podcast series, our guests bring you the “too long; didn’t read” (TL;DR) version of their articles, papers, blog posts, etc. Saving you time dissecting the key messages.

Visit our Humans of AI page to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming cultural heritage through stories, people, and innovation in action.

in these long-format video podcasts, our guests go into the depths of AI as they answer thorny questions and share their noteworthy reflections on current debates.

🔍 In this TL;DR episode, Joan explains how Article 50 of the EU AI Act sets out high-level transparency obligations for AI developers and deployers—requiring users to be informed when they interact with AI or access AI-generated content—while noting that excessive labeling can itself be misleading. She highlights why the forthcoming Code of Practice must focus on clear principles rather than fixed technical solutions, ensuring transparency helps prevent deception without creating confusion in a rapidly evolving technological environment.

In this video series, we dive into the innovative ways artificial intelligence is transforming the cultural heritage sector. From preserving historical artifacts to enhancing visitor experiences, we explore how cutting-edge AI technologies are being implemented to protect, interpret, and bring new life to our shared cultural legacy. Join us as we uncover the intersection of tradition and technology, and discover how AI is shaping the future of heritage conservation and storytelling.

in this episode, we explore the complexities of AI with renowned copyright expert Professor Pamela Samuelson (UC Berkeley School of Law) and focus on critical issues such as transparency, the intricacies of inputs and outputs, and the challenges of (collective) licensing.

Everyone talks about Artificial Intelligence (AI), including policy makers across the globe, but do we, and more importantly do they, really understand what the real issues are?

The AI decrypted project, including its series of video podcasts and Xchanges, looks at the opportunities and challenges AI creates from a policy making point of view.

We ask experts and stakeholders about their thoughts on this buzzing issue. By doing so, the AI lab intends to feed into discussions on AI and Generative AI and copyright, such as the one taking place in Brussels in the context of the European AI Act.

The AI lab. project aims to create a constructive debate around AI, Generative AI and and the impact of copyright.

The core objective is to inform policy makers in the EU and beyond, as well as key stakeholders.

The AI decrypted project is an initiative supported and hosted by the Coalition for Creativity.

C4C brings together libraries, scientific and research institutions, digital rights groups, technology businesses, and educational and cultural heritage institutions that share a common view on creativity and copyright.

The podcast host is Caroline De Cock, expert in Internet law and copyright.