AIGents of Change #4: Media, Authorship & AI

​This series is part of Singapore AI Week. RSVP with a business email!

​Feeling overwhelmed by how fast AI is changing the content game? 🚨

​You're not alone—and that's exactly why this closed-door session exists.

​[AIGents of Change: Media, Authorship & AI]
📅 Friday, 20 June 2025
🕡 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM (Panel: 7:00–8:15 PM; Thereafter, Networking)
📍 Drew & Napier
👥 50 curated guests only – AI, media, legal, and startup leaders

​[About This Event 🧠] If you’ve been silently asking:

• ​Will AI make my creative work irrelevant?

• ​How do I protect my IP in a world where content is auto-generated in seconds?

• ​Who’s responsible when media goes wrong—man or machine?

• ​How do I stay credible when audiences are flooded with AI-made content?

​This evening is for you. We’re not offering generic hype or surface-level panels.
We’re convening the real decision-makers, the ones who are feeling these tensions daily—across legal, media, tech, and storytelling.

​Here are our star-studded panelists:

• ​Joe Augustin, Media Practitioner /joeaugustincoaching

• ​Julian Wong, Co-founder, Rice Media /wjwjulian

• ​Cheryl Seah, Director, Drew & Napier /cseahlm

• ​Tianyu, Xu, Gen AI Practitioner, Book Author, Linkedin Top Voice /tianyuxu

​This is for people actively building, protecting, or questioning the future of media:

• ​Founders & product teams integrating AI

• ​Creators feeling the pressure to adapt—or get left behind

• ​Legal experts trying to future-proof IP

• ​Media professionals rewriting their editorial playbooks

• ​Investors exploring ethical innovation

​Together, we’ll tackle:

• ​The fear and thrill of generative AI tools—and how they’re reshaping what it means to “create”

• ​Ownership confusion in the age of AI-generated content: who really owns what?

• ​Trust issues and how media credibility and attribution are being disrupted

• ​The blurry line between human judgment and algorithmic output

• ​The need for clearer ethical frameworks and legal safeguards—now, not later

​Why You Should Come 🎯

​Because the confusion, legal grey zones, and ethical dilemmas around AI authorship aren’t going away.
And staying on the sidelines isn’t an option.

​This is your chance to ask better questions, shape policy direction, and connect with others navigating the same uncertainties—before decisions get made without you.

​Light snacks and refreshment will be provided.

​Brought to you by Singapore Global Network, Drew & Napier & AI Visionary Society. RSVP with a business email.