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Badenoch says Labour plan for AI threatens to ‘stifle innovation’

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Labour’s plans to reform copyright laws to make it easier for AI companies to operate in the UK are not fit for purpose and must be halted, Kemi Badenoch has said. The Tory leader branded the proposals “a mess” that will come at the expense of the creative industries. Writing in The Times, Badenoch said: “Almost the entirety of the creative sector says that the government’s proposals are not fit for purpose.

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Badenoch says Labour plan for AI threatens to ‘stifle innovation’

The Conservative leader said the Government’s proposals were ‘bogged down’ in defending artificial intelligence at the expense of creative…

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Kemi Badenoch: Labour’s AI copyright reforms are a mess

The Tory leader has called on the government to halt planned changes to the law that she said were opposed ‘by almost the entirety of the creative sector’

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Labour plan for AI threatens to ‘stifle innovation’, says Badenoch

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has accused the Government of getting “bogged down” in defending artificial intelligence (AI) at the expense of safeguarding the UK’s creative industries.Consultation on government proposals which would allow tech firms to use copyrighted material from creatives and publishers without having to pay, gain a licence or reimburse creatives for using their work ended on Tuesday.The plan has received widespread oppos…

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