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From publishing and journalism to film and music, AI is blurring the lines between inspiration, imitation, and ownership. As machines learn to write, design, and distribute creative work at scale, long-standing notions of authorship and value are being rewritten. This session explores how technology is reshaping the creative supply chain—from who gets credit to who gets paid—and what the next era of rights, royalties, and responsibility will look like across every medium.
Central Stage - Media Fireside 9 December 11:30 - 11:45AM
Living in the Spotlight: Privacy, Risk and Resilience in the Age of Fake News
In an always-on world, influence comes with a hidden tax: exposure, distortion, and sometimes, destruction. From viral rumors to deepfakes, from intrusive paparazzi to weaponized social media campaigns, today any leader, creator, or entrepreneur can find their private life turned into public spectacle in a matter of hours. In this conversation, Cecilia and Richard Attias share, together on stage, how decades at the intersection of media, politics, and business have shaped their understanding of risk, reputation, and psychological resilience. They will discuss how to set boundaries, protect your family, educate your children, respond to attacks without amplifying them, and build a “circle of trust” in an era where trust is fragile. This session is a candid masterclass on how to manage privacy and protect your dignity in the age of fake news—while continuing to lead, to create, and to speak out.
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- Gaming Fireside 10 December 9:30 - 9:45AM
Creating a Sport That Goes Viral
World Cup and Champions League winner Gerard Piqué has redefined what it means to play, watch, and experience sport. As the mind behind the Kings League, he merged competition, entertainment, and creator culture to captivate millions worldwide. In this conversation, Piqué unpacks how digital communities, storytelling, and innovation can turn a game into a movement, and why the future of entertainment may belong as much to creators as to athletes.
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- Picture Fireside 8 December 4:25 - 4:40PM
How To Build a Friendly City for Filmmakers
What does it take for a city to become a true hub for world-class filmmaking? Drawing on decades of experience producing global blockbusters, Tommy Harper offers a producer’s view of how cities can attract major productions and the talent behind them. This session explores the essentials: reliable infrastructure, streamlined logistics, supportive policy, strong creative pipelines, and environments where filmmakers feel empowered to create. How can cities move from being locations to becoming partners in storytelling, and engines of global cultural influence?
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- Technology Panel 8 December 2:00 - 2:30PM
Spatial Media in Practice
Immersive technologies like augmented reality and volumetric video change storytelling, creating new ways to inform and engage. Pew found 40%+ adults interested in immersive news formats. How can journalists and educators harness spatial media to enhance empathy and critical thinking in a fractured landscape?
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- Creator Economy Workshop 8 December 2:30 - 3:15PM
Snapschool ( How to utilize Snapchat as a creator )
An educational workshop to teach you the best practices of using snapchat as a content creator, unlock monetization and expand your reach!
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