Rejected petition Prohibit the use of AI/Tighten AI regulations

Limit or all together ban the use of AI in education and the workplace, put measures on the creation and distribution on AI arts, and hold companies who use it to accountability regarding their carbon footprint through the use of AI.

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AI is extremely harmful to nearly everything, society, education, the arts as well as the environment. In schools and colleges, AI is becoming more common, teachers using it for lesson plans and marking, employers relying on it for cheap advertisement rather than hiring talented designers. Jobs and passions will continue to be displaced at this rate, primarily the arts and communications, with seemingly everyone (Including you, the Government) using AI art. End the use before it goes too far.

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You may wish to sign the following petitions, which call for similar action:

Ban Generative AI and review how to best regulate other AI tools
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/707995

Ban AI tools to write and mark school assignments
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/713395

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

Ban artificial intelligence-produced imagery and art from being copyrighted
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/713888

Regulate Generative AI imagery
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/705886

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Date submitted 23 March 2025
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