Elizabeth Moody, partner and chair of the New Media Group at Granderson Des Roches, is a pioneer in the digital media world. Moody has been spearheading digital music and video initiatives since the post-Napster era, both as outside counsel, and as a business executive in-house at companies like YouTube and Pandora. Today, Moody remains positioned at the intersection of technology and music rights and continues to advise her technology and rightsholder clients toward new and innovative business models and licensing deals.

Moody is at the forefront of the developing opportunities that AI presents to the music and entertainment industries. She counsels nearly a dozen generative voice and audio AI companies, including some prominent services that have already launched to the public and some that are forthcoming. She also advises certain rights holders on their approach to AI companies and advises the non-profit Fairly Trained, which certifies AI companies who are training the data sets with fairly acquired, licensed or owned data, and Audioshake, an AI-based stem separation tool in use by record labels, movie studios, and entertainment companies today to ease production and marketing. She is particularly interested in developing technologies which permit attribution of AI generated output and works closely with Sureel AI, which provides systems for protection, control, monetization and attribution of AI content, as well as Copyright Delta, providing data connections and processes to rights holders and AI tech platforms.