The National Press Foundation (NPF) will host a webinar to help journalists make sense of the evolving AI licensing landscape and report on it with clarity. The session’s speakers will unpack what AI licensing really means, how early one-off deals are turning into structured revenue-sharing systems, and why recent agreements in media and entertainment could shift the conversation from conflict to cooperation. Panelists will include those Jonathan Barnett, USC School of Law professor and director of its Media, Entertainment, and Technology Law Program; Sara Guaglione, senior media reporter at Digiday; and Michael D. Smith, Carnegie Mellon University professor of information technology and public policy and co-director of the Initiative for Digital Entertainment Analytics. For additional information and to register to attend, please click here. This event is the second in a series sponsored by the Copyright Alliance and National Solutions Group (NSG).