[su_row][su_column size=”2/3″ center=”no” class=”event-description”]In a landscape where every stream, sync, and performance counts (except when it doesn’t get counted), the music industry continues to struggle with one of its biggest legacy challenges: accurate rights management.
While some collective management organizations still operate on outdated infrastructure, a new wave of AI technologies is reshaping how we track usage, identify ownership, detect fraud, and streamline metadata — offering real potential to improve transparency and efficiency across the board.
This panel brings together rights experts, tech disruptors, and industry veterans for a critical but constructive conversation about how AI and digital tools could help build a more equitable and functional music rights ecosystem.
We’ll explore:
- How can AI help fix long-standing inefficiencies in rights tracking and royalty distribution?
- What are the risks of overreliance on tech without human oversight?
- Can innovation support both CMOs and independent rights holders?
- Is there a path toward global interoperability and transparency?
This session won’t pit tech against tradition — instead, it aims to connect the dots between innovation, regulation, and fairness for creators.[/su_column][su_column size=”1/3″ center=”no” class=”speakers-list”]
Moderator:
Tinko Georgiev – Kanjian Music
Speakers:
Josh Rabinovitz – Brooklyn Music Experience
Yvan Boudillet – Music Tech Europe
Patrick Joest – Music supervision
Matthew Kingsley – Minor Details[/su_column][/su_row]
