Elton John is furious about plans to let Big Tech train AI on artists' work for free
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Elton John has vocally opposed the UK's Data (Use and Access) Bill, which permits Big Tech to train AI on creative works like music and literature without requiring artist consent or payment. He labeled the government plans as 'theft' and expressed concern for young artists lacking resources to combat these corporate giants. John, amidst over 400 other artists, urges for proper copyright protections before AI exploits their work, warning it may lead to a broader loss of creative legacy and income for future generations.
He was commenting on the Data (Use and Access) Bill, which would allow companies to train AI on works such as music and books, unless the copyright holder specifically opts out.
Elton John called for the government to 'wise up,' expressing readiness to battle in court against the legislation and defend the rights of young artists.
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