Summary
A bill related to data use and access in the UK, opposed by several prominent artists, has been passed without an amendment that would have required tech companies to declare the use of copyrighted material in AI training. The UK government plans to address copyright issues separately and proceed with other proposed changes in the bill, which aims to enhance data use for economic benefits and infrastructure improvements.
Key Facts
- The bill is called the Data (Use and Access) Bill.
- Artists like Sir Elton John and Dua Lipa opposed the bill.
- The proposed amendment wanted tech companies to declare the use of copyrights in AI training.
- This amendment was not included in the final bill.
- The government is conducting a separate consultation on copyright issues.
- The bill includes measures to improve access to children’s data for bereaved parents and enhance NHS data sharing.
- The bill also proposes creating a 3D map of underground pipes and cables in the UK.
- The bill aims to help grow the economy and improve services using data.
