More than 30 European musicians have launched a united video campaign urging the European Commission to preserve the integrity of the EU AI Act. The Stay True To The Act campaign calls for transparency and stronger copyright protections to prevent unauthorized use of their work in training AI models.
A coalition of European authors and rightsholders has condemned the third draft of the EU’s General-Purpose AI Code of Practice, stating that it undermines copyright laws and fails to protect their rights. They argue that the draft lacks proper measures for GPAI providers to ensure compliance with copyright regulations, rendering the rights of creators almost meaningless.
The rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies presents both opportunities and risks for the creative industries, particularly concerning copyright infringement and job security. As generative AI systems evolve, they threaten to undermine intellectual property rights and diminish employment prospects for artists, raising urgent calls for responsible AI practices.
The post discusses the challenges businesses face in protecting trade secrets while complying with new AI transparency regulations. It offers strategic recommendations for balancing the need for transparency with the preservation of valuable intellectual property.
Michael McNamara, co-chair of the European Parliament’s AI Working Group, discussed the EU’s AI Act, which aims to balance innovation with the protection of society. He emphasized the importance of transparency in AI usage, particularly concerning copyright and the rights of content creators.