Publishers, journalists and film producers attack ‘fundamentally flawed’ plan for enforcing Europe’s new AI law

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Draft guidance for AI companies won't ensure that they comply with the AI Act or EU copyright law, say rightsholders.

They complain that the draft code also doesn’t give the AI companies any guidance about how to comply with such mechanisms.

The statement from the news, media and entertainment industry organizations heaps further pressure on the EU to either overhaul or reject the "code of practice" that will tell big AI companies how they should compny with the EU AI Act.

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Author / Journalist: David Meyer

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: OpenAI Regulation European Union European Commission Copyright A.I.

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Published On: 2025-03-28 @ 14:00:56 (3 days ago)

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