Contested Heritage #17: Artificial Intelligence and Art

12/18/24 • 34 min

1 Listener

The Planning, Environment & Property Podcast

How does Artificial Intelligence affect art and cultural institutions? Richard Harwood KC of 39 Essex Chambers and Clarissa Levi of BHL Art Group talk to Emily Gould, Assistant Director of the Institute of Art and Law, to discuss the use of creative works for training generative AI; who owns rights to AI produced works; and the use of AI in art attribution. They try their hands at AI-produced art themselves, with slightly worrying results.

Previous Episode

Contested Heritage #16: Heritage Foundations

1 Recommendations

39 Essex Chambers barristers Richard Harwood KC and Clarissa Levi of BHL Group talk to Lucy Brown, Chief Executive of the Hugo Burge Foundation, about setting up an arts foundation. We explore how the founder’s vision became a reality, and the gifts of bringing artists and makers together.

Next Episode

Contested Heritage #18: Keeping the Castle

1 Recommendations

What are the joys and challenges of life in a castle? Richard Harwood KC of 39 Essex Chambers and Clarissa Levi of BHL Art Group speak with Charles Berkeley of Berkeley Castle about combining a family home and business, and looking to the future after nine centuries of castle life.