Creatives for Secure AI

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What makes art human is what makes it worth protecting.
We are a coalition of artists, performers, writers, and makers committed to keeping the human touch at the center of the creative process in the age of AI.

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Creators should have a stake in how AI is developed.

AI is already reshaping how art is made, valued, and shared; training on creators’ work without consent, cloning voices and likenesses, and threatening the livelihoods of the people who make our culture. We believe artists, performers, and writers have both the standing and the responsibility to shape how this technology develops, to demand consent, credit, and compensation, and to keep human creativity at the center of our culture.

Upcoming Events

The Pro-Human Assembly 2026

September 15, 2026

Humans First DC Bus Tour

September 16, 2026

The AI Doc: A Conversation on Artificial Intelligence

September 16, 2026

Creative Ambassadors

Our creative ambassadors bring artistry, industry experience, and conviction to the work of secure AI.

Jonathan Bryce

Jonathan Bryce

Jeff Hunter

Jeff Hunter, Ph.D.

Nico Zviovich

Nico Zviovich

Creativity and AI In the News

See The Alliance for Secure AI Creative Ambassadors in the Media and learn more about AI’s impacts on creativity.

Time Magazine

The People vs. AI

Alliance for Secure AI Ambassador Michael Grayston was on the cover of TIME magazine and quoted in “The People vs. AI.”​

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AI isn’t just a technical issue — it’s already affecting real people in real ways. If AI has changed your work, your family life, your child’s future, or your community, we want to hear from you. Your story can help show what’s at stake and why this matters.

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Resources for creatives

Further reading to help creatives understand the impact of AI and communicate with others.

“More Than 15,000 Authors Sign Letter Calling on AI Industry Leaders to Protect Writers”
The Authors Guild
“The State of the Creative Industry 2026: Pay, Burnout and AI”
Creative Boom
“RIAA and Over 30 Other Groups Launch AI Campaign to Support Human Creativity”
Music Business Worldwide
“AI Voice Cloning & Music in 2026”
Sonarworks
Sonarworks
“AI Voice Cloning & Music in 2026”
“AI Music Copyright: What You Need to Know in 2026”
Jam
Music Industry AI Lawsuits Tracker 2026
Chartlex
“The AI Job Apocalypse Is Headed to Hollywood”
Moneywise / Yahoo Finance
“Hollywood’s AI Crisis: Will Artificial Intelligence Eliminate Acting?”
Variety
“Hollywood Workers Are Training AI Models as Job Prospects Grow Slim”
The Hollywood Reporter
“California’s Creative Job Losses Aren’t AI Casualties, Report Finds”
The Hollywood Reporter
“Fade to Black: Hollywood’s AI-Era Jobs Collapse Is Starting”
The Ankler
Guidance for the National AI Action Plan
The Authors Guild
The Guild’s federal policy submission urging voluntary licensing markets over new copyright exemptions for AI training.
Artificial Intelligence Advocacy
The Authors Guild
The Guild’s AI position papers, model licensing/collective-compensation proposals, author income data, and guidance on the Anthropic settlement.
Core Principles for AI
Human Artistry Campaign
Seven principles; consent, licensing, compensation, transparency, and a seat at the table for creators; endorsed by 40+ organizations including SAG-AFTRA, RIAA, the Recording Academy, the Authors Guild, and the Graphic Artists Guild.
Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (Parts 1–3)
U.S. Copyright Office
The definitive federal policy analysis: Part 1 recommends a federal digital replica law; Part 2 addresses copyrightability of AI outputs; Part 3 addresses training on copyrighted works and licensing.
TAKE IT DOWN Act — Notice-and-Removal Obligations Now Effective
SAG-AFTRA
SAG-AFTRA’s summary of the first federal law requiring platforms to remove nonconsensual AI deepfake imagery within 48 hours.
NO FAKES Act—SAG-AFTRA Open Letter and Explainer
SAG-AFTRA
The federal bill creating an intellectual-property right in every person’s voice and likeness, with a mandatory takedown process — the centerpiece NIL policy fight.
Artificial Intelligence Resource Hub
SAG-AFTRA
The union’s central hub on AI, digital replicas, consent, and compensation — includes its full AI bargaining and policy timeline (ELVIS Act, AB 2602/AB 1836, TV/Theatrical and Interactive Media AI protections).
Announcing the Creators Coalition on AI
CCAI

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