DigiBridge Insights
What is changing in film, music and media. What it means for your work. And how to keep a record of the people and process behind it.
Research, primary sources and practical next steps for creators, studios and the people reviewing their work.
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DigiBridge Labs
The DigiBridge Labs research agenda brings together security testing, data science and creative workflows to strengthen evidence based human creation verification.
Film and video
From the Will Smith spaghetti clips to production workflows in 2026, discover why filmmakers need evidence of the human work behind a finished video.
Music and reputation
What musicians, filmmakers and teams should distinguish when synthetic remakes circulate: permission, official versions, platform reports and creative evidence.
Film and television
The 2026 SAG AFTRA agreement strengthens protections around digital replicas and synthetic performers. Here is why a clear production record matters alongside consent.
Creative evidence
What C2PA Content Credentials reveal, how removed metadata can be recovered, and why your film also needs a record of the people and process behind it.
Platforms and publishing
YouTube changed its AI labels in May 2026. Understand what creators must disclose and how a creative record can explain the work behind a published video.
Film and television
EU AI Act transparency rules now apply. Learn the distinction between AI marking, deepfake disclosure and evidence of human work in film production.
News and journalism
AP’s 2026 AI standards and BBC led research show why newsrooms need source verification, editorial accountability and a clear record of production work.
AI and creative work
AI agents can click, type and operate software. See why filmmakers and creators need a record of human participation, with clear rules for prohibited assistance.
Privacy and tools
Mac and Windows permissions control what apps and agents can access. Learn what those controls mean for recording creative work and protecting studio privacy.
Film production
Connect film contributors, creative activity and the delivered version. A practical look at production handoffs, credits and evidence for human creation.
Creator evidence
Why artists need recorded process evidence, contribution history and version review when submitting human created music.
Music submissions
What rising synthetic music deliveries mean for artists, studios and the teams reviewing music submissions.
Studio privacy
How studios can share human creation evidence while keeping source files, client material and private contributions protected.
Industry updates
A September 2026 review of Spotify artist identity labels, Deezer synthetic music intake and the need for recorded creative process.
See how DigiBridge connects your creative tools, contributor activity and verification under one human creation standard.