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Sir Elton John and Simon Cowell unite behind copyright campaign to protect creative talent from US AI firms

Sir Elton John and Simon Cowell have called on the Government to rethink proposals to relax copyright rules in a bid to protect creative talent from American AI firms.

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Sir Elton John and Simon Cowell call for creative talent to be protected from AI

The stars have urged the Government to rethink proposals to relax copyright rules to protect creative talent from artificial intelligence.

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Sir Elton John has joined an ever-increasing group of public figures calling for an in-depth reconsideration of the United Kingdom's proposed changes to copyright rules (via Daily Mail). The celebrated singer believes that the current plan, which allows technology companies to use creative works for artificial intelligence projects without permission, could seriously damage the artists' livelihoods. According to the current proposal, creators wo…

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Sir Elton John and Simon Cowell call for creative talent to be protected from AI - Rother Radio

Sir Elton John and Simon Cowell have called on the Government to rethink proposals to relax copyright rules in a bid to protect creative talent from artificial intelligence (AI). They have backed a campaign calling for plans to allow big firms to use online material for AI without paying the creators to be changed. Under the proposals, creators would need to opt out to prevent their work from being used. Sir Elton described the UK’s creative sec…