Tech giants are facing criticism for potentially exploiting copyrighted material from musicians, writers, and news publishers to train artificial intelligence systems without proper compensation. The government is considering allowing tech companies to freely use such material unless creators opt out, sparking outrage from creative professionals who argue this would undermine their livelihoods. They demand stricter enforcement of existing copyright laws and fair remuneration for their work.
TECH giants must be stopped from ripping off musicians, writers and news publishers when using their material to train artificial intelligence systems, ministers have been warned.Fury is growing that Ministers want to allow tech chiefs to freely use the copyright material unless the creators opt out., said: “If you continue to let AI companies scrape copyrighted work without payment then it destroys the ability to making a living.
Leading filmmakers, singers and authors have warned that there are already strict copyright laws that protect content and all the government should do is figure out how to strictly enforce them.CHRISTMAS GIFTare subjecting the industry to dither and delay, and potentially two years of uncertainty as they launch yet another consultation, placing us behind our competitors.”
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