AI Media Researchers & IP Lawyers for Tech Revolt Synthetic Video Feature

I’m currently working on a feature for Tech Revolt titled: “The Age of Synthetic Media: What Happens When Anyone Can Create Anything?” Recent developments around tools like Seedance 2.0, capable of generating cinematic-grade video from simple prompts, have sparked industry debate around copyright, likeness rights and the future of professional production. This feature goes beyond one platform. It examines how AI video and generative systems are reshaping: • Intellectual property and training data • Media authenticity and verification • The creator economy • Platform concentration and AI governance • The economics of large-scale production Key questions include: – If anyone can generate high-quality video, what happens to traditional production models? – How should copyright law evolve? – Does synthetic media erode or redefine trust? – Are we entering creative democratisation, or algorithmic consolidation? I’m looking to speak with AI researchers, IP and media lawyers, film/VFX professionals, policy experts and creator economy analysts. Please DM me or email me at [email redacted]. Expert comments are needed by February 23rd.