Rejected petition Ensure Protections for Creators and Performers in the Arts against AI

Creators and Performers need strong protections against tech companies harvesting their work to train “Generative AI Models”. Every performance, piece of writing and work of art needs to have total protection from being included in training data, and clear ownership rights for the Performer/Artist.

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There is currently a proposal to amend copyright law to provide an “exception” for tech companies, allowing them the ability to freely steal the work of millions for their own commercial interests. If passed, this would be an absolute disaster for the UK’s Arts sector, destroying the livelihoods of countless people. It would also compromise protections against deep fakes, and allow scammers and bad actors to create convincing fabrications to either extort someone or damage their reputation.

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You may wish to sign these petitions which call for similar action:

Introduce a law preventing copyrighted work being used to train AI
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/710364

Ban AI companies from using music streaming to train AI
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/715896

Ban the use of generative 'AI' in all creative sectors
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/704291

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Date submitted 16 February 2025
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