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The bitter row over how to protect artists in the artificial intelligence age returns to the Lords.
Deadlock looms in a battle between the government and peers over artists and their copyright. Sean O’Grady looks at who will ...
The Data (Use and Access Bill) has ricocheted between the Commons and the Lords in an extraordinarily long incidence of ...
The House of Lords has dealt a fourth defeat to the government over its plans to allow tech companies to use copyrighted ...
Having already found success with holograms, ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus has revealed that he's writing a musical with help from ...
Meta's former deputy prime minister has stated that having to ask artists for permission to use their content to train AI ...
A critical piece of UK legislation, the Data Bill has intensified a standoff between government and a coalition of artists ...
Comic folk band The Wurzels have released a new single written by artificial intelligence (AI) called Wurzel Me Up. The band, ...
Former Meta executive Nick Clegg says that a law requiring tech companies to ask permission to train AI on copyrighted work ...
The UK’s artificial intelligence industry is at a critical juncture—not merely in terms of data and algorithms, but in ...
Meta’s former head of global affairs said asking for permission from rights owners to train models would “basically kill the AI industry in this country overnight.” ...
Nick Clegg described it as “implausible” to seek permission from every artist before using their work to train AI models ...