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A significant majority of the British public and politicians believe that AI companies should compensate artists and musicians for using their work. Recent polling indicates that 69% of the public and 86% of MPs support this view, especially in light of Labour's controversial plans to exempt AI firms from copyright laws. The rise of AI technologies, such as image generators that mimic artistic styles, has intensified the debate over intellectual property rights.
The fashion industry is also feeling the impact, with companies like H&M facing backlash for using AI-generated models that clone real-life counterparts. This situation has sparked a campaign led by major UK newspapers against the government's proposals, emphasizing the need for transparency and fair compensation for creators. As AI continues to evolve, the call for ethical practices in its development and deployment becomes increasingly urgent.
• 69% of the public supports compensating artists for AI usage.
• H&M criticized for using AI-generated models in marketing.
Copyright protects creators' rights over their original works, relevant in discussions about AI usage.
AI-generated models are digital representations created by algorithms, used in marketing by companies like H&M.
Transparency in AI development is crucial for ensuring creators are informed about how their work is used.
H&M is a fashion retailer that has faced criticism for using AI-generated models in its marketing campaigns.
Meta is involved in AI development and has been scrutinized for its practices regarding content usage and copyright.
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