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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88483, member: 27"]
UK creatives score a huge win as government ditches plans to let AI firms swipe copyrighted stuff freely.

Government U-turn
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[*]UK drops preferred opt-out training rule for AI.
[*]Liz Kendall announces no favored option anymore.
[*]Extensive talks with artists and tech shaped the shift.
[*]The earlier idea let developers train without upfront permission.
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Creative sector relief
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[*]The music industry calls the reset button push vital protection.
[*]Equity slams old plan as self-sabotage for US tech gain.
[*]Society of Authors hails hard-won victory for creators.
[*]Over four hundred artists urged transparency last year.
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New focus areas
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[*]Government eyes digital replicas and AI labelling rules.
[*]Creator control plus transparency get priority now.
[*]Independent creatives licensing support under review.
[*]Shared values balance creativity with AI innovation.
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Economic stakes
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[*]Creative industries pump one hundred forty-six billion pounds yearly.
[*]They cover seven percent of all UK jobs in total.
[*]The AI sector grows twenty-three times faster than average.
[*]The UK aims to build homegrown AI instead of depending on foreign AI.
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