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Nick Clegg, former deputy prime minister in the U.K. and former Meta executive, said last week that asking artists for ...
As policy makers in the UK weigh how to regulate the AI industry, Nick Clegg, former UK deputy prime minister and former Meta ...
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Former Meta executive Nick Clegg warns the UK's AI industry faces ruin if tech companies must seek artists' consent to use ...
What is the end game? An AI giant hoovering up music does not care about humanity. It’s building a store that can ultimately ...
"I just don't know how you go around, asking everyone first. I just don't see how that would work," said Nick Clegg, who left ...
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Futurism on MSNLegendary Facebook Exec Scoffs, Says AI Could Never Be Profitable If Tech Companies Had to Ask for Artists' Consent to Ingest Their WorkFresh on the heels from his exit from Meta, former Facebook executive Nick Clegg is defending artificial intelligence against ...
Former UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says artificial intelligence companies shouldn't need to seek permission every ...
Nick Clegg described it as “implausible” to seek permission from every artist before using their work to train AI models ...
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Ex-Meta exec: Copyright consent obligation = end of AI bizNick Clegg, former politico and Zuckcorp policy Prez, seems confused, can Reg readers help him? Former British deputy PM and ...
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Latin Times on MSNFormer Meta Executive Declares Asking Artists for Permission to Train AI Would 'Kill' the Industry Almost ImmediatelyMeta's former deputy prime minister has stated that having to ask artists for permission to use their content to train AI ...
The former deputy prime minister used his first speech since leaving Meta to defend his time in office – but he is wrong to ...
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Digital Music News on MSNFormer Meta Exec: It’s ‘Not Reasonable’ for Artists to Opt Out of AIFormer Meta executive Nick Clegg says that a law requiring tech companies to ask permission to train AI on copyrighted work ...
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