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AI copyright

  • Google to teach small publishers how to use AI amid copyright row

    Media

    Google has launched an AI training programme for small publishers to teach them how to benefit from AI, as the technology continues to reshape how audiences access news.  The announcement follows a similar scheme launched by the Mag Seven firm last year, which had targetted bigger players in the industry, with names like Tindle Newspapers [...]

    AI copyright laws
  • European banking jobs face AI reset ‘not mass job losses – for now’

    Banking

    European banking jobs are in line for a boost from AI despite widespread fears the integration of new tech will trigger mass layoffs, according to fresh analysis. The headcount at the top lenders is expected to get a four per cent average uplift, analysts from Bloomberg Intelligence said in a new note. The increase is [...]

    Motor finance gave City a major stock boost on Monday.
  • Bank of England: We can’t eliminate bias in AI

    Regulation

    A top boss at the Bank of England has warned the use of artificial intelligence programs will never be bias-free and instead users must be aware of the risk. Jem Davis, chief compliance officer at the Bank of England, said: “My view is you’re probably not going to be able to eliminate bias completely, but [...]

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  • Artists, pop stars, musicians, lend me your ears: We can’t stop AI from using our work

    July 2, 2025

    Banning AI from training on artists' work is like banning people from reading, writes Sir Robin Millar in today's Notebook.

  • Canva’s AI gambit rekindles the human cost debate

    June 4, 2025

    When Canva announced in April that it was cutting the headcount of its technical writing team, the decision surprised many in the industry. The move came just months after the Australian tech giant had strongly encouraged employees to integrate generative AI tools into their daily workflows – a push that, for some, felt like a [...]

  • Are ministers ignoring the AI copyright crisis?

    May 26, 2025

    The UK government recently rejected a House of Lords-backed amendment to the data bill for the second time, intensifying a stand-off between policy makers and the creative industries over the role of copyright in AI development. At the centre of this dispute is a provision, introduced by Baroness Beeban Kidron, that would require AI firms [...]

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