AI Creative Industries 2024-02-22
2024-02-22
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Q1
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The MP raises concerns about the lack of discussions and agreements regarding AI's impact on creators.
What discussions she has had with representatives of the creative industries on the impact of AI on that sector. Creators are concerned about AI developers using their works without consent or compensation, as some developers are worth $100 billion.
I understand this issue and want to assure that the conclusion of the working group is not the end. We are committed to ensuring AI development supports creativity, focusing on greater transparency from developers and proper attribution of AI outputs.
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The specific ask about how creators will be paid fairly was not directly addressed with concrete actions or commitments.
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Q2
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The MP discusses the inability of a Government working group to agree on a code of practice for AI and IP, raising concerns about compensation for creators.
Creators are concerned about AI developers using their works without consent or compensation. The inability of the Government's working group to agree a code of practice fuels these concerns. How will the Government ensure fair payment to creators when their work is exploited?
I understand these matters, and we are committed to ensuring AI supports creativity. We will focus on greater transparency from developers and proper attribution of AI outputs.
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The specific ask about how creators will be compensated was not directly addressed with concrete actions or commitments.
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Q3
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The MP raises concerns about AI companies using copyrighted material without consent, affecting the creative sector's economic value.
AI firms are committing large-scale abuse by using copyrighted images and media to train their tools without consent or compensation. This could harm the 10% of UK GDP from the creative sector compared to less than a quarter of a per cent for AI. How does it make sense to sacrifice creators in favour of less impactful sectors?
I recognise the importance of protecting creative rights. We are hearing from the sector and working on greater transparency in our White Paper.
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The specific ask about protecting economic and moral rights was not directly addressed with concrete actions or commitments.
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Q4
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The MP criticises the Government's response to a previous statement about considering legislation if a code of practice on AI and IP could not be achieved.
The Government's answer was dismissive, ignoring the need to protect creators. Last June, the Secretary of State said that if the code of practice was not achieved, legislation could be considered. When will this plan be implemented?
The Labour party has no plan, which is unacceptable. We have worked with sectors and set out steps in our White Paper on transparency and will continue to work on all areas.
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