UK Newspapers Protest Labour's AI Copyright Weakening
British newspapers launched a joint campaign, "Make It Fair," protesting the Labour government's proposal to weaken copyright laws, allowing AI companies to use copyrighted material without compensation, potentially harming the creative industries.
UK Newspapers Protest Labour's AI Copyright Weakening
British newspapers launched a joint campaign, "Make It Fair," protesting the Labour government's proposal to weaken copyright laws, allowing AI companies to use copyrighted material without compensation, potentially harming the creative industries.
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56% Bias Score
Copyright Office Clarifies AI Copyright Rules for Film
The U.S. Copyright Office clarified that AI-generated content is copyrightable if human creativity is involved, impacting investment and potentially revolutionizing independent filmmaking and the entertainment industry.
Copyright Office Clarifies AI Copyright Rules for Film
The U.S. Copyright Office clarified that AI-generated content is copyrightable if human creativity is involved, impacting investment and potentially revolutionizing independent filmmaking and the entertainment industry.
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40% Bias Score
Birkenstock Seeks Copyright Protection for Iconic Sandals
Birkenstock is suing competitors in Germany's Federal Court of Justice for copyright infringement, claiming its iconic sandals are "works of applied art," a designation that would grant them perpetual protection.
Birkenstock Seeks Copyright Protection for Iconic Sandals
Birkenstock is suing competitors in Germany's Federal Court of Justice for copyright infringement, claiming its iconic sandals are "works of applied art," a designation that would grant them perpetual protection.
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48% Bias Score
UK Weighs Weakening Copyright Laws to Favor US Tech, Risking Creative Sector
The UK government is considering weakening copyright laws to appease US tech companies, despite concerns this could harm its £124.6 billion creative sector; this decision reflects growing US influence on UK policy.
UK Weighs Weakening Copyright Laws to Favor US Tech, Risking Creative Sector
The UK government is considering weakening copyright laws to appease US tech companies, despite concerns this could harm its £124.6 billion creative sector; this decision reflects growing US influence on UK policy.
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52% Bias Score
Copyright Office Allows AI-Assisted Works Copyright
The U.S. Copyright Office announced that artists can copyright works created with AI assistance if human creativity is evident, impacting creative industries and raising questions about AI training data.
Copyright Office Allows AI-Assisted Works Copyright
The U.S. Copyright Office announced that artists can copyright works created with AI assistance if human creativity is evident, impacting creative industries and raising questions about AI training data.
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44% Bias Score
Female Pop Stars Dominate UK Charts Amidst Industry Challenges
In 2024, female pop artists achieved a record-breaking 34 weeks at the top of the British singles chart, led by Sabrina Carpenter, while Taylor Swift's album "Tortured Poets Department" sold over 783,000 copies, highlighting both success and challenges for the UK music industry.
Female Pop Stars Dominate UK Charts Amidst Industry Challenges
In 2024, female pop artists achieved a record-breaking 34 weeks at the top of the British singles chart, led by Sabrina Carpenter, while Taylor Swift's album "Tortured Poets Department" sold over 783,000 copies, highlighting both success and challenges for the UK music industry.
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44% Bias Score