Lords warn AI copyright changes could harm creative sector
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UK Lords Demand AI Limits to Protect Creative Jobs
A House of Lords committee is urging the UK government to impose stricter limits on how AI companies use copyrighted material, arguing that the country should not trade away its creative industries for uncertain AI gains. The warning comes from a new report that puts copyright, transparency, and licensing at the center of the UK’s AI debate, as pressure grows on governments to decide how generative AI should be trained on books, music, journalis…
House of Lords Report Would Undercut UK AI Development: Banning Foreign-Trained AI Damages UK’s Leadership in Innovation
The House of Lords’ Communications and Digital Committee released a report today on copyright and AI that, if adopted, would significantly damage the UK’s AI ambitions. The report amplifies the false narrative that technology and creativity are at odds, and that existing rights holders must be compensated by AI companies for changing industry dynamics. “This report takes a self-defeating approach to generative AI that would undercut the UK’s l…
Lords tell UK government it needs to “choose between two AI futures”, before backing the kind of future the music industry wants
With the UK government obliged to provide an update on its plans around copyright and AI later this month, the Communications And Digital Committee in the House Of Lords has put out a report that basically endorses everything the music and wider copyright industries have been calling for. So that means: no new copyright exceptions for AI companies; legal obligations for AI firms to be transparent about training data; and new protections around d…
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