Lords committee slams government response to complaints from creators
A committee of UK legislators has slammed the government for its response to alleged copyright theft as a"de facto endorsement" of the way tech companies build large language models.
"The issues with copyright are manifesting right now and problematic business models are fast becoming entrenched and normalised. It is worth exploring whether these trends suggest a few larger publishers will obtain some licensing deals while a longer tail of smaller outlets lose out," the letter said.
"On copyright, the Government has set up and subsequently disbanded a failed series of roundtables led by the Intellectual Property Office. The commitment to ministerial engagement is helpful but the next steps have been left unclear. While well-intentioned, this is simply not enough," the letter said."The current legal framework is failing to ensure these outcomes occur and the Government has a duty to act.
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