A neutral governance lab helping studios, guilds, and creative workers find common ground on AI: use cases that are contract-compliant, talent-acceptable, and publicly defensible.
Accorde. French for agreement. It also means to tune an instrument—finding harmony from dissonance and misalignment.
For executives in legal affairs, business affairs, labor relations, and production technology who need to move on AI without triggering a labor crisis or reputational blowback.
For actors, writers, directors, agents, and rights holders who want enforceable protections—not vague promises—around digital replicas, consent, compensation, and credit.
For completion bond providers, E&O underwriters, and distributors who need to know whether AI use creates production stoppage risk, copyright uncertainty, or delivery problems.
Pilot design. Use-case review. Consent workflows. Governance templates. Risk classification. Certification. The tools decision-makers need to adopt AI faster with credible safeguards.
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