Webinar Now Available Online
How creative enterprises are governing Generative AI
Webinar Now Available Online
Across creative industries, large-scale campaigns, productions, and content pipelines involve thousands of assets, scripts, approvals, and contractual obligations. As teams move from pitch to delivery, the use of generative AI is accelerating – but oversight isn’t keeping pace. The result? Creative risk, IP exposure, and growing pressure from clients to prove AI use is safe, fair, and compliant.
This webinar was hosted by KoobrikLabs CEO, Orlando Wood, to understand the current generative AI landscape for creative industries – and how to monitor large language model (LLM) use safely, without slowing down production.
In this session:
- Why AI compliance is becoming critical for creative teams, not just legal departments
- The risks of shadow AI: unsanctioned tools, brand exposure, and IP misuse
- How to evaluate LLMs for bias, safety, tone, and content risk before they hit production
- DIY vs managed oversight: What’s the creative and reputational cost of getting it wrong?
- Navigating the evolving LLM landscape in content, production, and marketing, and what it means for compliance, client trust, and competitive edge
Speaker
Orlando Wood
Orlando Wood is CEO of KoobrikLabs, an award-winning producer and advertiser recognized at Tribeca, Dupont, Clio, and Cannes. His cross-industry background spans film, journalism, advertising, and publishing, bringing a unique perspective to the role of AI in creative workflows. He also sits on the Board of Directors of the Advertising Producer’s Association.
About CALLM
Compliance Automation for LLMs (CALLM) brings structure to the messy world of AI compliance. It’s a toolkit for large language models that keeps adoption moving quickly while staying aligned with governance and regulation. Think of it as a framework that makes oversight tangible – helping you spot risks, set the right guardrails, and manage any model or deployment with confidence.
