Corey Silverstein to Host New 'Legal Impact' Webinar on A.I.

Corey Silverstein to Host New 'Legal Impact' Webinar on A.I.

LOS ANGELES — Adult industry attorney Corey D. Silverstein will host the next live, online edition of his "Legal Impact" series, titled "Porn & A.I.: Legal & Community Implications" on Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. PDT.

The session, sponsored by LoyalFans, will be moderated by Dr. Chauntelle Tibbals and feature ATMLA owner Mark Schechter and content creator Elaina St. James.

“I can’t even begin to describe the quantity of legal work inquiries that my office has received during the past six months for legal issues related to A.I.,” Silverstein said. “I haven’t seen a single area of adult entertainment this hot in a very long time.”

St. James stressed the importance of the event.

“I believe A.I. is a technology that is here, and there is no stopping it,” she said. “As creators, we can embrace it and find a way to monetize it or get left behind.

“My greatest concern is this technology in the hands of scammers to catfish unsuspecting fans,” she added. “They are already using our photos and videos to do this, and they will no doubt use our voices and A.I. technology to heighten scams. As a businesswoman who has created a brand, I need to find ways to protect that brand now and in the future.”

To register for this free event, click here.

Visit Silverstein Legal online and follow Corey Silverstein and Elaina St. James on X.com.

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