Ministers are making last-minute concessions on copyright protections to avert a fifth defeat in the House of Lords concerning a key data bill. This situation arises from contention over plans that allow AI companies to use copyrighted material for training. The government intends to publish technical reports on AI regulation within nine months and has acknowledged concerns from peers. The bill, supported by Beeban Kidron, is projected to generate economic benefits while addressing data protection and online safety, especially for vulnerable populations.
The government's concessions on copyright protections aim to prevent a fifth defeat in the House of Lords, showcasing the tension surrounding AI's use of copyrighted materials.
Maggie Jones emphasized that the government is committed to publishing timely reports on AI and copyright regulation as a response to concerns from various Lords.
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