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11 January 2024CopyrightMuireann Bolger

UK govt confirms backtrack on ‘broad exceptions’ for AI

Focus shifts to ‘code of practice’ for AI developers following criticism from creatives | Govt told that AI will continue to pose a threat to creators' IP without “a definitive course of action” | Trust of creatives must be rebuilt after “abortive attempts to roll out broad exception” plans, says report.

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