Guidance on Using CC Licenses in the Age of AI—Session B

"Polytope 1" by Richard A Carter is licensed under CC-BY 4.0.

Event Details

CC licenses have long served as a legally enforceable tool for digital sharing–focused on open sharing in the public interest. With increasingly widespread machine use of content through AI, we have seen an increase in enclosure and less permissive sharing as a response. In this webinar we will speak about how open sharing remains essential to the public-interest work of increasing access to knowledge and culture. We will start with a short presentation on the guidance and how it impacts different sectors like Education, Science and Culture. We will then take questions from the audience and hear about any feedback you might have. This guidance is just one part of our ongoing work, where we will be continuing to work towards tools that give more agency, and clear rules for the AI era.

Meet the speakers

  • Sarah Hinchliff Pearson

    General Counsel

    Sarah Hinchliff Pearson is the General Counsel at Creative Commons. Her multi-disciplinary toolkit includes law, journalism, and an MBA. Sarah found her way to the open movement through a lifelong interest in the future of media. She has a long history with Creative Commons, beginning as a member of the…

  • Monica Granados

    Director of Open Science

    Dr. Monica Granados is the Director of Open Science where she leads CC’s Open Science Portfolio working with researchers, librarians, consortia, policy makers, and other stakeholders in scholarly communication to equip them with education and training about our licences so that they can implement open science practices and increase access…

  • Shanna Hollich

    Senior Manager, Learning and Training

    As our Senior Manager, Learning and Training, Shanna supports all of CC’s programs and projects by identifying and developing professional development and learning opportunities that are relevant to CC’s mission, including (but not limited to) the CC Certificates. Prior to joining CC, Shanna worked for 15 years as a librarian…

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