Don’t let AI steal our copyright, giants of the arts tell Labour
- Many UK newspapers launched a campaign against government plans that may allow AI companies to use copyrighted material without permission or payment.
- The Make It Fair campaign, organized by the News Media Association, aims to protect the rights of creatives against AI exploitation.
- More than 1,000 musicians, including Kate Bush and Annie Lennox, released a silent album titled 'Is This What We Want?' to protest proposed AI law changes that threaten their creative control.
- The UK government claims it is consulting on copyright law to balance the interests of AI developers and copyright holders, stating they are aiming for a balanced approach.
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Labour MPs turn up heat on Starmer to protect UK creatives from AI 'burglary'
Labour MPs have ramped up the pressure on Sir Keir Starmer to reverse plans to roll out the red carpet for AI giants by weakening the UK’s copyright laws.Two key select committees have penned a powerful letter backing the ‘Make It Fair’ campaign and warning the Government not to sell out Britain’s creative industries by allowing artificial intelligence firms to take content from music to journalism for free in order to “train” software models. M…
1K Artists in UK Release Silent Album to Protest AI
Some of the biggest names in the British music industry have joined forces to release an album without any music. Kate Bush, Damon Albarn, and Annie Lennox are among more than 1,000 artists behind a silent album called Is This What We Want?, reports the BBC . It was released...
Thousands of artists join in a protest album against AI: “Is this what we want?”
“The British government should not legalize theft for the benefit of Artificial Intelligence companies.” That is the phrase that headlines the 12 silent recordings of the album Is This What We Want? (Is this what we want?), a protest album in which silence is the protagonist. One of the most unusual manifestations has emerged, an album with a disconcerting silence. The reason behind its release is due to the strong growth of artificial intellige…
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