Tanya Applin

Kate Mosse, an award-winning author and advocate for copyright protection, shares her concerns about AI's unauthorized use of millions of books for training. Tanya Applin, a professor of intellectual property law, explores legal challenges regarding AI's outputs and data use. The conversation dives into the tension between technology and authors' rights, the potential for AI to reshape the publishing industry, and whether AI-generated books could ever truly replace human creativity. The future of authors, readers, and copyright law hangs in the balance.

Tanya Aplin, a Professor of Intellectual Property Law at King’s College London, dives into the complexities of AI and copyright. She explores the shifting landscape of creativity as AI takes on a more active role in generating content. Aplin discusses how jurisdictional differences affect the status of AI-generated works and the legal disputes arising from using copyrighted materials as AI training data. The conversation reveals the challenges of defining originality in an era where machines can create alongside humans.