SHAIKE is launching The Copyright Briefing, a new legal series created in collaboration with @lex Avocats and intellectual property lawyer Coline Teboul.
As AI becomes increasingly integrated into filmmaking and creative production, questions around copyright, ownership, prompts, image rights and liability are becoming part of creators’ everyday work. This new series brings these legal topics into a practical and accessible format for the SHAIKE creative community.
Across 11 short episodes, Coline Teboul explores key questions surrounding AI and intellectual property, including whether AI-generated content can be protected by copyright, the legal status of prompts, image rights, commercial use and liability.
The first five episodes cover:
- Presentation
Meet Coline Teboul and discover her work at the intersection of intellectual property, creativity, innovation and AI. - AI & Copyright Law
Can a work created with the help of AI qualify as an original intellectual creation? - Do I Own AI-Generated Content?
What should creators consider when it comes to ownership, platform terms and their own creative contribution? - What Is the Legal Status of a Prompt?
Can a prompt itself be considered a protected creative work? - Copyright Protection for Prompts
What level of originality and creative input may be required for a prompt to qualify for copyright protection?
The series will continue with further episodes covering prompt records and liability, AI and image rights, human faces, commercial use and disputes involving AI.
Through this collaboration, SHAIKE continues to bring creators not only new films, tools and opportunities, but also practical knowledge to help them better navigate the evolving AI filmmaking ecosystem.
Discover the first episodes of The Copyright Briefing on SHAIKE Lab.
