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12 March 2024FeaturesFuture of IPSarah Speight

‘Wishy-washy, behind the curve’: UK struggles to manage IP rights and AI

Off the back of a failed ‘bizarre experiment’ to mediate between Big Tech and creatives, the government’s failure to lead has left copyright holders in limbo, finds Sarah Speight.

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