Paul McCartney Urging the British government not to make a change in the laws of publishing that it says can allow artificial intelligence Companies stole artists
the British government The company consults whether technology companies will be allowed to use copyrights to help train artificial intelligence models unless creators explicitly cancel the subscription.
McCartney told the BBC that this would make it more difficult Artists To keep their work control and undermine the creative industries in Britain.
“Young and girls come to you, and write a beautiful song, and they do not have it, and they have nothing to do with it. Anyone who wants to tear it,” 82 years old. The previous Beatles team He said in an interview broadcast Sunday. The BBC issued an excerpt on Saturday.
“The truth is that the money goes to a place. When it is shown on the broadcast platforms, someone gets it, and it should be the person he created. There should not be one of the technology giants somewhere.”
Britain The government of the Labor Party is the center of the center She says she wants to make the UK globally in the field of artificial intelligence. In December, it announced a consultation about how the copyright law can “enable creators and rights holders to control their use of work to train artificial intelligence and seek rewards for that,” with a guarantee “also” artificial intelligence developers can easily enjoy easily Access to a wide range of domains. ” For high -quality creative content. “
Publishers, artists and media organizations, including the Associated Press, met together in the Creative Rights Alliance in Artificial Intelligence to oppose the weakening of copyright protection.
“We are the people and you are the government. You are supposed to protect us. McCartney said:” This is your job. “So, you know, if you are passing a draft law, make sure to protect creative thinkers and creative artists, otherwise you will not get them.”
