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UK would see bespoke AI copyright bill under lawmaker’s latest proposal

By Frank Hersey ( May 29, 2025, 12:32 GMT | Insight) -- AI developers and the creative sector could see a dedicated new law proposed for tackling issues of transparency in AI model training and copyright infringement if a new amendment proposed to the data reform bill succeeds. Assuming it is passed in the House of Lords, the government could use its majority in the House of Commons to again defeat it, but the move could push the government to build on hints at a future AI copyright bill and puts pressure on timelines.Deadlock over UK lawmakers' efforts to use a data reform bill as a vehicle to create protections for copyright holders over AI model training is set to continue with publication of an amendment to it that would commit the government to publish bespoke legislation on the issue.  ...

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