British authors want Meta to answer for alleged copyright infringement

The creators in the UK are once again To speak against AI developers accessing copyrighted material. The authors have society has published an open letter The British Secretary of State in Britain is responsible for the report to sign Meta, LLMA, LLMA, LLMA, LLMA 3 to call Lisa Nandy. The letter includes successful English authors with signing, Richard Osman, Val McDermid and Sarah waters.

The article of March 20 Atlantic served as a push of the letter. This, Meta Libgen, using more than 7.5 million books in Pirated, said he was using to train AI models. For the past few weeks, everyone on the Internet is likely to learn the videos of the authors who learned that their work is used in the database (and potentially used without their permission. One Claim in the United States Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed the use of Libgen information to train the EU. The court claims include the writers Sarah Silverman and the TA-Nehuli Coates.

“These cases are shining in dishonest behavior demonstrated by global technological companies,” The authors are in the Society “.” This should change and pay for the use of authors’ works now. “

The authors allow META to bring their great leaders before parliament and to force copyright and authors to the authors for any previous violations.

“The authors are almost powerless, given the claim and complexity against corporate defendants with such deep pockets,” the letter continued. “We urge you and the UK government to take all the rights, interests and livelihoods to ensure enough protection. Due to the fact that the creative rights of developers must be taken into account.”

Throughout the creative industry, artists also protested against the proposal of the British government to change the copyright law of the UK government in December 2024. Change provides AI developers with the exception of copyright and allows creativity to “refuse” or access materials.

Leaves an album called more than 1,000 musicians in February What do we want?, With 12 songs, the British government should not legitimate music theft to benefit AI. ” The British News coincided with the Media Union Fair campaign If you support Creative Industries and allow you to view AI’s work, calls the government to compensate these individuals.

The same week’s work, Paul McCartney shared an open letter against the proposal from McCartney to Helen. Has been published TimesAttention, “There is no moral or economic argument to steal a copyright. He will destroy the industry and steal the future of the next generation.”