Generative AI is rapidly transforming all industries across America and taking over every conversation. In 2019, only 18,000 generative AI pieces of content were created. This year, that number will reach half a trillion…
To create the voice for ChatGPT, OpenAI claims they went through an extensive casting process before recording voice actors.
The rise of AI has meant the explosion of AI engines in all kinds of creative fields. From music to
WME Is The First Talent Agency to Deploy a Protective and Proactive Solution for Empowering Creators by Securely Licensing Their Data and Ensuring Long Term Value of Their Intellectual Property
In early 2023, the U.S. Copyright Office launched an initiative to examine the copyright law and policy issues raised by
Looking for a comprehensive update on the state of Generative AI? Introducing the latest edition of “The i in Generative AI”! This iteration delves into the movement we are seeing in the evolving landscape. From remarkable advancements in chatbots and LLMs, to the emergence of animation pipelines, the complexities of business and technical writing, the influence of regulations, and the transitions of deepfakes, various significant developments have shaped the landscape.
AI-curious studios are walking into a wild, uncharted legal landscape because of the amount of copyrighted material being mined to teach the models, said Dan Neely, co-founder of startup Vermillio, which helps companies and individuals protect their intellectual property.
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Music companies have not struck any such sweeping [licensing] deals, and instead have preferred more limited partnerships with tech companies
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The licensing sector is already proving it can be done, built as it is on AI firms disclosing what data they use, and creators are properly rewarded. Platforms like Narrativ and Created by Humans, and partnerships like Sony Music and Vermillio, show that responsible AI isn’t just ethical – it’s investable.
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“The licensing of content that doesn’t exist on the open internet is going to be a big business,” said Dan Neely, chief executive and co-founder of Vermillio, which works with major studios and music labels such as Sony Pictures and Sony Music.
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Content licensing and data marketplace start-ups have raised $215m in funding since 2022, the Financial Times reported. Firms such as …Vermillio… help creative industries sell their content to artificial intelligence (AI) firms such as OpenAI and Perplexity.
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Last month, Sony Music led AI licensing startup Vermillio’s $16 million Series A, while Vobile 10 days ago kicked off an audio buildout by acquiring Pex. And in a relatively early AI partnership, Universal Music inked a deal with content-attribution platform ProRata.ai in August 2024.
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The article highlights WME’s top digital executive, Chris Jacquemin, as he navigates the growing role of AI in Hollywood. Jacquemin
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Ever since PETA lost a major court case in 2017 pleading the case for a crested macaque after a selfie
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At Vermillio, we are proud to assist Steve Harvey in protecting his digital identity and safeguard his fans from the
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In this CNN exclusive, Steve Harvey announces his partnership with Vermillio, and emphasizes the need for legislation and penalties for
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We are thrilled to announce in a recent Billboard article that Vermillio has secured $16 million in Series A funding,
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Vermillio, the Chicago-based AI licensing and protection platform, has raised a $16 million Series A co-led by DNS Capital and
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Writers in the film industry have recently discovered that AI companies used a massive database called “The Pile,” containing 139,000
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In this exclusive article with The Wrap, explore the distinct approaches to integrating AI into the entertainment space that WME
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Hollywood’s cautious journey into AI filmmaking signals an industry in transformation. While tech giants like OpenAI seek access to film
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