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UK
AI companies want to water down Australia’s copyright laws. Artists are outraged, Labor is split | AI (artificial intelligence)
When Anna Funder appeared before a group of journalists in Parliament House earlier this month, she introduced herself not only…
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Australia
Aussie musicians vow to make voices heard in AI copyright war
Australian musicians have vowed to make their voices heard in Canberra as they continue to battle AI firms over copyright.…
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USA
Supreme Court makes it harder for music and movie makers to sue for copyright infringement
WASHINGTON— The Supreme Court made it harder for music and movie producers to sue over online piracy and made it…
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Australia
Artists reject need to change copyright law to allow AI training
Artists and copyright groups are preparing to oppose changes to the law that would allow AI to train on copyrighted…
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USA
The New York Times sues Perplexity, alleging copyright infringement
Davide Bonaldo | Light Rocket | Getty Images New York Times He filed an application on Friday case Perplexity is…
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UK
Minister indicates sympathy for artists in debate over AI and copyright | Regulators
Technology secretary Liz Kendall said she was sympathetic to artists’ demands that their copyrighted works not be scraped by AI…
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Australia
Tech giants can’t train AI on copyright content, but battle isn’t over
Australia’s cultural sector had a winning experience with Attorney-General Michelle Rowland this week to mix up The Productivity Commission’s proposed…
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Australia
Nine accuses AI firms of ‘illegal scraping’ of journalism” after Labor rules out copyright law exemption for tech giants
“By supporting the creator’s right to control access, terms of use and payment, it reinforces that our copyright law seeks…
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Australia
Labor rules out text and data mining exception in copyright review amid AI data-feeding frenzy
Labor has rejected a draft text and data mining bill ahead of talks with representatives of Australian creators in Canberra…
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