Annie Lenox’s Dave Stewart, left, and Annie Lenx in the press room during the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction ceremony at Microsoft Theater at Los Angeles on November 5, 2022. , Photo Credit: Richard Shotwell/Invest/AP
A new album that “is this what we want?” It is said that there is a stellar list of over 1,000 musicians – and the sound of silence.
Albums were issued on Tuesday (February 25, 2025) to oppose the proposed British changes for artificial intelligence laws, with the contribution of artists including Kate Bush, Annie Lenox, Cat Stevens and Damon Alborn, to protest the artists who were afraid of their fear Will destroy creative control.
The UK government is consulting whether the tech firms allow using copyright materials to help the AI models train until the creators clearly come out.
Critics of this idea are afraid that it will be difficult for artists to maintain their work control and weaken the creative industries of Britain. Elton John and Paul McCartney are among those who have spoken against the plan.
The protest album has a recording of empty studios and performance locations, to show that what they fear will be the fate of creative locations if the plan goes through the plan. The title of 12 tracks states: “The British government should not legalize music theft to benefit AI companies.”
Profit will be donated to musicians’ charity help to musicians.
“The government’s proposal will hand over the work of the life of musicians of the country to AI companies, for free, to take out those companies to take out the work of musicians,” said musicians and AI developer Ed Newton-Rax, said, ” Who organized the album.
“This is a plan that will not only be disastrous for musicians, but it is completely unnecessary,” said Sri Newton-Rax. “The UK can be a leader in AI without throwing our world-municipal creative industries under the bus.”
Britain’s Center-Left Left Labor Party government says it wants to make the UK a world leader in AI. In December, it announced a consultation of how the copyright law “could enable creators and right holders to use control, and seek remuneration, using their functions for AI training”, while also Ensures that “AI developers have easy access to a broad range of high quality creative materials.” The consultation closes on Tuesday.
Including publishers, artists’ organizations and media companies, The Associated PressThe AI coalition has been band simultaneously as creative rights to oppose weakening copyright security.
Several UK newspapers ran rapraounds on their front pages on Tuesday (February 25, 2025), criticizing the government’s consultation and said: “Let’s protect creative industries – this is only appropriate.”
Published – February 25, 2025 04:36 pm IST
