Tech Secretary Defies Critics: AI Developers to Get Copyright Law Exemption Amid Creative Industry Fears
The UK's Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle, is standing firm on plans to exempt AI developers from copyright laws, despite backlash from musicians and artists who warn it could devastate the £126billion creative industry. The move has sparked outrage among critics, who argue it could have severe consequences for the future of creative work. With the rise of artificial intelligence, the issue of copyright protection has become increasingly important, and many are calling for greater regulation to safeguard the rights of creators. The exemption could have significant implications for the industry, with some warning it could lead to a loss of jobs and revenue. As the debate rages on, one thing is clear: the future of copyright law is uncertain.
