
Lords stand firm on AI copyright protections
The House of Lords has once again voted in favour of adding copyright protections to the Data (Use and Access) Bill, marking a fourth defeat for the Government on this issue.
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The PPA has joined with other organisations to urge the UK government not to compromise on online safety and digital competition regulation in its deal with the US. This comes in the context of reports that regulation could be up for review as the UK seeks to negotiate the 10% tarrifs announced this week.
The House of Lords has once again voted in favour of adding copyright protections to the Data (Use and Access) Bill, marking a fourth defeat for the Government on this issue.
The Data (Use and Access) Bill has become the subject of parliamentary ‘ping pong’ between the Lords and the Commons, as peers continue to press for stronger transparency requirements on AI developers using copyrighted content.
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