As AI voice cloning becomes cheaper, faster and more convincing, agencies, brands, creators and talent are confronting a new commercial reality: our voices are yet to be adequately protected. Distinctive voices can now be replicated with remarkable accuracy and deployed across multiple channels at scale, yet UK law provides surprisingly little clarity on how those

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how we create, distribute and consume content. It is also creating legal questions that would have sounded like science fiction only a few years ago.   Technology can now recover voices from historic recordings, recreate performances and generate increasingly realistic digital versions of people long after their deaths. What was once

Contracts offer security and set out the terms by which both parties must abide. When entering into a deal, though, there are some areas of the contract that – if not scrutinised properly – can lead to costly repercussions further down the line. At Glaisyers ETL, our team has years of experience in contract law and can expertly pinpoint areas within your contracts that could

The UK Government’s announcement of a ban on social media access for under-16s is one of those moments where the headline is simple, but the implications aren’t as straightforward. The position is this: children under 16 will be prevented from accessing mainstream social media platforms, with implementation expected around spring 2027. In isolation this is a significant step,