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Ms. Salehpour Presented on Pioneer or Pirate? Legal Implications of AI

On September 12, 2024, Ms. Salehpour participating in an engaging discussion on artificial intelligence in the entertainment and licensing space as a panelist on Pioneer or Pirate? Legal Implications of AI for the XTRACKS: Future of Licensing Summit at the United Talent Agency offices.



Black background with white text. In top left corner there is an X logo in green, purple, and blue, it says XTRACKS under it and next to it it says The Future Of Licensing Summit. Under than it says Pioneer or Pirate? Legal Implications of AI. Then it says speakers. Under that there is a picture of four speakers next to each other with their names and companies. The first is a white man with glasses and facial hair who is balding and wearing a suit. It says David Schnider, Nolan Heiman. The second is a woman with short dark curly hair with a blue dress and pearls and it says Morvareed Salehpour, Salehpour Legal. The third is a man with dark hair, glasses, and facial hair wearing a suit and says Mark Humphrey, Mitchell Silberberg. The fourth is a south asian man wearing a suit with thinning hair and it says Hemu Nigam, Venable. At the bottom it says, September 12, 2024 - 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., entertainmentzxtracks.com, 9336 Civic Center Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90210



 


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