CreativeFuture promotes the value of creativity in today's digital age. #StandCreative
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Happy 250th birthday, America!
There's lots to celebrate in those 250 years, but we want to give a special shout-out to the proud traditions of creativity and free expression that make our country great.
Our nation's founders had the foresight to promote the progress of arts and sciences by protecting copyright in the earliest days of the republic.
Today, the core copyright industries contribute:
- $2.09 trillion in value to the US economy
- 11.6 million jobs to the US economy (6.1% of the private workforce)
- $272.6 billion in US exports
Happy #America250 to all!
We've known for years that digital piracy was just one vertical within vast criminal enterprises.
A new report from @4SaferInternet and IP House reveals the scale of the problem.
🚨"OffScript w/ Ruth and Mitch" is back!🚨
While we await our next full episode, watch our new clip compilation featuring some of our favorite moments from the latest season.
Watch below:
offscriptwithruthandmitch.co…
On October 23, 2025, we submitted the following letter to Director Michael Kratsios of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
While our creative community recognizes the enormous potential of AI innovation, we are also concerned about “the failure of AI companies to ensure IP protection in the design and deployment of their services,” which will greatly exacerbate the problem of mass digital piracy.
Read the full letter below:
creativefuture.org/wp-conten…
Tristan Harris hits the nail on the head when he says: “The way we beat China is we actually get [AI] right… We don’t beat China when we roll out AI recklessly in this way.”
youtu.be/675d_6WGPbo?t=1047
A big THANK YOU to our guests in Washington, D.C. this week! Producers @TheDragonFeeder, Ryan DeGard, and Denise Huth spoke with Members of Congress and their staffs about the cultural and economic impact of the creative community, and what can be done to protect the 2.32 million American workers in the film and television industry.
In July, CreativeFuture traveled to Washington, D.C. for a Congressional Creative Rights Caucus event in collaboration with the Council for Innovation Promotion and RIAA with some of the creative team from “A Complete Unknown.”
The discussion centered on the making of the Oscar®-nominated film, and featured producer Alan Gasmer, executive music producer Nick Baxter, production designer François Audouy, and Screen Engine/ASI founder and CEO Kevin Goetz.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos from the week below!