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Labour caving in on AI copyright laws, says Getty Images chairman – The Times – OPUS IP
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ARAG, On Copyright Day on April 23, ARAG experts will not only shed light on exciting cases involving the protection of intellectual property, but will also look at what role artificial intelligence (AI) plays in this. What is copyright? Copyright protects human intellectual creations, i.e. works of literature, art, music and science, including digital content, for up to 70 years after the author's death. An important part of copyright law is th…
Getty Images Co-Founder Calls Out AI’s Copyright ‘Giveaway’
As the UK government weighs changes to its copyright framework in light of artificial intelligence, Mark Getty has issued a stark warning in The Times. The co-founder and chairman of Getty Images writes: “Using someone else’s intellectual property (IP) to build a commercial AI product without compensation is not innovation. It’s exploitation.” In his letter, Mark Getty underscores the failure of policymakers to grasp “the key role that human con…
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