UK's AI Copyright Reforms Aim to Attract Tech Companies
The UK's technology secretary, Peter Kyle, assures that proposed reforms to Britain's copyright laws, aimed at making the country more appealing to AI companies, will comply with international law. The reforms involve allowing tech companies to use copyrighted material to develop software without the owner's consent unless they opt out, prompting legal and industry debate. Concurrently, amendments to the Data (Use and Access) Bill seek to strengthen copyright protections in the AI era.
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