Moonvalley, Particle6, Deep Fusion Films, Karmanline, Virgin Media Television and Charismatic.ai to discuss how gen AI is supercharging the New Content Economy at Content London’s AI Festival

Moonvalley’s Mateusz Malinowski, Particle6’s Eline van der Velden, Deep Fusion Film’s Benjamin Field, Karmanline’s Tim Carter, Virgin Media Television’s Anthony Nilan and Charismatic.ai’s Guy Gadney are the first speakers confirmed for the AI Festival at Content London.

They will explore how generative AI is reshaping the New Content Economy by unlocking creative potential, driving efficiencies and delivering cost savings across the industry.

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In a series of sessions dedicated to tackling the issues surrounding AI in the content business, the AI Festival will feature a keynote with Malinowski, who will showcase Marey, Moonvalley’s groundbreaking AI video tool for filmmakers, studios and brands, trained exclusively on licensed data to empower creativity with confidence.

Van der Velden and Nilan will explore how AI is powering creative breakthroughs, reducing production costs and driving efficiencies, while Carter and Field will examine how the industry can embrace innovation responsibly, addressing copyright concerns and staying on the right side of ethics.

And in a series of practical workshops, Gadney will show how AI can be used in real time to help with story development in the writers room, aid video generation at the speed of thought and as a tool to reach audiences directly.

Mateusz Malinowski
Chief scientific officer
Moonvalley
Malinowski has been recognised for AI innovations since his student days. His early work on visual question answering laid the groundwork for the field of VLM as it exists today. He led various AI efforts at DeepMind, but his desire to have a bigger impact on the world led him to co-found Moonvalley, where he could drive innovation and breakthroughs in the field of AI and AI-powered products.

Eline van der Velden
Founder and CEO
Particle6
Particle6 is an award-winning AI production company known for creating longform, viral, social and AI content. Van der Velden’s unique background in both comedy and physics drives Particle6’s unique methodology, which combines science and creativity with advanced technology and AI to make content that resonates and reduces production costs by 60% for companies including the BBC, Sky, Hearst Networks and Prime Video.

Benjamin Field
Founder and CEO
Deep Fusion Films
As an award-winning creative and one of the only UK producers to have successfully used AI in television, film and podcasting, Field has provided expert advice on the potential and the perils of AI to multiple industry trade bodies in the UK and US. He has also worked with the UK government to help develop the framework, legislation and policy governing the inclusion of AI within the creative industry.

Tim Carter
Co-founder and CEO
Karmanline
Karmanline is a tech start-up building a production management platform for film, TV and beyond. A seasoned tech executive and lawyer, Carter has more than 25 years’ experience working at the intersection of business, law and technology. As an IP lawyer, strategist and commercial leader, he has helped build product partnerships to found global ecosystems in mobile (Google Android), health (Peek Vision), travel (HotelMap) and entertainment (Flawless AI).

Anthony Nilan
Director of programming
Virgin Media Television
Nilan oversees non-news and sport output with a remit that covers commissioning, acquisitions and scheduling for five linear channels and Virgin Media Television’s VoD service. Having previously held roles such as head of content strategy and entertainment commissioner, Nilan developed a commissioning strategy that introduced innovative and impactful formats that drove growth for the broadcaster and pushed boundaries within the industry.

Guy Gadney
CEO and founder
Charismatic.ai
Gadney is a creative technology entrepreneur focusing on how new developments in AI can advance storytelling. He has previously held executive roles in the UK at Penguin Books, the BBC and the Guardian, and in Australia at Telstra, Nine and Foxtel.

More speakers will be announced for the AI Festival Content London.

This year’s Content London will follow the headline theme of how to Define Your Future In The New Content Economy, built around a set of core conference strands including Reaching Gen Z, How to Thrive in the Creator Economy and Content Trends.

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