The article highlights The Independent's commitment to investigative journalism in critical areas such as reproductive rights, climate change, and the influence of Big Tech. Amid current tensions surrounding copyright law and AI, the Technology Secretary has expressed a supportive balance between the AI sector and creative industries. Notably, prominent musicians have spoken against proposals allowing AI models to use copyrighted materials without compensation, fearing it could undermine the creative sector. The Independent aims to provide open access to journalism supported by reader donations, emphasizing the need for unbiased reporting during divisive times.
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Peter Kyle said he was really open minded about how we move forward, and wanted to support both the AI sector and creative industries.
The proposals would allow tech firms to use copyrighted material from creatives and publishers without having to pay, gain a licence or reimburse creatives for using their work.
High-profile figures in the creative sector, including musicians, are condemning Government plans that enable AI models to be trained on copyrighted material without proper compensation.
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