Agreement signed in Istanbul to protect artists' rights from artificial intelligence
At a meeting hosted by MÜYORBİR in Istanbul, an important cooperation was established to protect the rights of performers in artificial intelligence processes.
At the working group meeting of the international network of performer collective management organizations, SCAPR, held in Istanbul, a cooperation agreement was signed to protect the rights of performers in the use of artificial intelligence.
International Meeting in Istanbul
Hosted by MÜYORBİR in Istanbul, the SCAPR 2026 Working Group Meeting brought together experts from all over the world.
The event, which gathers international performer collective management organizations under one roof, will continue until September 25.
Artificial Intelligence and Protection of Rights
Within the scope of the meeting, an agreement was signed between two collective management organizations providing for the protection of performers' voices and performances against artificial intelligence technologies.
New cooperation models were evaluated for the future of performing artists in the face of rapid changes in the music industry.
Global Participation and Current Agenda
Performer collective management organizations from approximately 60 countries and nearly 200 expert figures came together at the gathering in Istanbul.
Digital rights management, data sharing, licensing systems, and the impacts of artificial intelligence were discussed in detail.
Evaluations by Executives
MÜYORBİR Chairman of the Board Burhan Şeşen and SCAPR Chairman of the Board José Luis Sevillano made statements at the meeting.
The leaders drew attention to the issues of artificial intelligence and copyright, sharing their views on the future of the industry.