The leaders of BBC and Sky have voiced strong opposition against government proposals allowing tech companies to utilize copyright-protected material without consent, warning of potential harm to the creative sector. They emphasize that an opt-out system would unjustly disadvantage individual creators and smaller firms who lack the resources to enforce IP rights. BBC's Tim Davie highlights the urgency of enacting protective measures, while Sky's Dana Strong points out the challenges posed by AI to existing copyright structures. The industry advocates for an opt-in approach, requiring AI firms to obtain licenses from copyright holders before utilizing their work.
The current plans for AI creation and copyright risk allowing tech firms to exploit creative works without compensating the original creators, undermining the entire industry.
Sky’s Dana Strong emphasized protecting copyright is paramount, asserting individuals and small companies lack resources to safeguard their intellectual property against AI exploitation.
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