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UK AI Copyright Opt-Out Proposal

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The government’s preferred approach would let AI developers scrape copyrighted material for training unless creators opt out, but it is stalled after pushback from creative industries and technology firms. The reports do not say that the government has adopted, abandoned or replaced the proposal.

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    1. Update 1Britain's AI Autumn: Copyright Retreat Meets a Power Crunch

    The story so far

    1. Update 1

      Britain's AI Autumn: Copyright Retreat Meets a Power Crunch

      Ministers dropped opt-out AI scraping after thousands objected, but grid speculation, high power costs and stalled Growth Zones leave Britain's AI plans without consent rules or current.

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      • No announcement, definition or enforcement detail for an under-16 social media ban is confirmed in the reporting reviewed.
      • No deployment, usage or break-clause detail for Palantir software across NHS trusts is confirmed in the reporting reviewed.
      • No move by France away from Palantir toward homegrown capacity is confirmed in the reporting reviewed.

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    Who's involved

    People

    • Elton JohnBritish singer, songwriter and musician (born 1947)1 report
    • Kanishka NarayanBritish politician, from 2024, Member of Parliament for Vale of Glamorgan1 report
    • Keir StarmerPrime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2024 to 20261 report
    • Paul McCartneyEnglish musician and member of the Beatles (born 1942)1 report

    Places

    • CulhamCulham, Abingdon, UK1 report
    • FranceFrance1 report
    • North EastNorth East, UK1 report
    • United KingdomUnited Kingdom1 report

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