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    British celebrities win copyright fight against AI companies, warn Australia▼British celebrities beat AI companies lobbying to get free use of their work. They have a warning for Australia✉newsCultureCelebrity1 h ago

    British celebrities, including prominent artists and performers, have successfully lobbied against proposals that would allow AI companies to freely use their creative work for training. Their campaign, backed by The Guardian's reporting, blocked changes to UK copyright rules. Now they are warning Australian policymakers not to adopt similar exemptions that could undermine creators' rights.

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    EU AI laws systematically overlook authors' moral rights, academic warns▼EU AI laws “systematically” overlook authors’ moral rights, academic warns✉newsWorldEU Politics1 d ago

    An academic has warned that the EU's AI legislation systematically fails to protect authors' moral rights, such as attribution and the integrity of their work, as AI systems increasingly train on and generate creative content. Writing in World Trademark Review, the scholar argues that current EU law focuses on economic rights and compliance rules while leaving moral rights largely unaddressed, raising concerns for writers and creators across Europe.