AI consultation: UK’s creative industry votes overwhelmingly for one option

Huge majority respond in unison to a review on the use of copyrighted works in training data for AI systems—but a ‘myriad of issues’ awaits if adopted.

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AI consultation: UK’s creative industry votes overwhelmingly for one option

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