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13 June 2025NewsCopyrightSarah Speight

‘Cynical and bewildering’: UK omits copyright protections in Data Bill

UK government passes data legislation but rejects amendments to protect creators’ work from AI data scraping | Government to treat matter separately with ongoing consultation and eventual AI legislation | Rejection is a “stunning rebuke” and “more process and nonsense”, says Baroness.

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