EU AI Act

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The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee Demands Transparency and Fair Remuneration for Copyrighted Works Used in Generative AI Training
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The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee Demands Transparency and Fair Remuneration for Copyrighted Works Used in Generative AI Training

The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) approved at committee level a package of proposals requiring generative AI providers to ensure full transparency about copyrighted works used in training and to provide fair remuneration to rightsholders. Under the proposals, EU copyright law would apply to all generative AI
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Creative Industry Organisations Claim the EU AI Act Fails to Protect Copyright in the Age of Generative AI
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Creative Industry Organisations Claim the EU AI Act Fails to Protect Copyright in the Age of Generative AI

The European Commission’s implementation guidance for the AI Act, published on 18 July, has been met with sharp criticism from the creative sector. A broad coalition – including GESAC (the European Grouping of Societies of Authors and Composers), IMPALA (the Independent Music Companies Association), and CISAC (the International Confederation of
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Italy and Hungary Have Failed to Appoint the Fundamental Rights Supervisory Authorities Required by the AI Act
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Italy and Hungary Have Failed to Appoint the Fundamental Rights Supervisory Authorities Required by the AI Act

Italy and Hungary have missed the EU AI Act's 2 November 2024 deadline to designate authorities responsible for ensuring fundamental rights compliance in AI tool deployment, according to data provided by the European Commission. The number of appointed authorities varies across member states, reflecting national law implementation and
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