Trip Adler

Trip Adler, Co-founder of Created by Humans, discusses the evolving landscape of copyright in the age of AI, emphasizing how authors can engage with AI companies to license their work. Gene Berdichevsky, Co-founder and CEO of Sila, dives into the innovative Titan Silicon anodes, revealing how they could revolutionize battery energy density for cleaner energy solutions. Together, they explore the intersection of creativity, technology, and sustainability, highlighting the future of authorship and battery advancements.

Trip Adler, co-founder of Scribd and CEO of Created by Humans, dives into the evolving landscape of AI and copyright. He discusses his mission to help authors get paid for their work used by AI, emphasizing the need for distinct "AI rights." Trip introduces his "Fourth Law of Robotics" aimed at protecting creators. He reflects on the significant Anthropic case and outlines how books could become a major revenue stream as authors license their content. Insightful, thought-provoking, and crucial for writers navigating the AI age!

Trip Adler, Founder and CEO of Created by Humans, creates a marketplace to help rights holders license content for AI. He dives into the urgent question of how to fairly compensate creators whose work is used for AI training. Adler compares the current landscape to the music industry's transition from Napster to Spotify, discussing three types of AI rights: training, reference, and transformation. He shares lessons from his Scribd experience, the challenges faced by authors versus publishers, and the future of human-AI collaboration in creativity.