The Daily Journal recently published an article written by Of Counsel David Shraga titled “Why generative AI litigation in Hollywood is ripe for mediated settlement.”
In the piece, David analyzes the growing wave of litigation involving generative artificial intelligence and the entertainment industry and argues that many disputes between AI companies and creators are well suited for mediation rather than prolonged courtroom battles.
As generative AI tools reshape film, music, and publishing, lawsuits involving copyright, licensing, and publicity rights are increasing. Shraga explains that these cases are often complex, expensive, and uncertain if litigated to trial, making negotiated settlements a practical path forward for both technology developers and content creators.
According to Shraga, settlements in generative AI disputes could also help establish new licensing models and industry standards as courts and lawmakers continue to grapple with how existing intellectual property laws apply to rapidly evolving AI technology.
His analysis highlights how mediation may play a key role in resolving AI-related disputes while helping the entertainment industry adapt to the legal and business challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence. To view the article, click here.
David provides a resource for entertainment and media clients in connection with their commercial contracts, rights and services agreements, and strategic business operations. He advises artists and industry stakeholders across the range of issues arising in today’s evolving media and intellectual property landscape. He also helps them to close deals, achieve their business goals with integrity, and resolve disputes that might stand in the way.
