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1,000+ Artists Release Silent Album to Fight AI Copyright Changes

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1,000+ Artists Release Silent Album to Fight AI Copyright Changes
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FEB 25
Above: Jan. 16, 2018. Image copyright: Unsplash
story last updated FEB 25

The Spin

Techno-skeptic narrative

The UK government's proposed copyright changes risk allowing AI firms to exploit their work without consent, threatening creative ownership, fair compensation, and artistic livelihoods. This could undermine the UK’s music industry, devalue human creativity, and empower big tech to profit at their expense.

Sky NewsBBC News

Narrative B

AI should not be seen as a threat to artists, but a tool that enhances creativity and supports innovation. It relies on human input and cannot replace human originality or intent. With proper regulation, AI can empower artists, offering new opportunities for creative exploration without undermining artistic value or livelihood.

Daily MailKevin Finch

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