The Bookseller - News - Kate Mosse joins parliamentarians to urge for AI reforms ahead of parliamentary debate

These amendments would make the UK's existing copyright framework enforceable, empowering creative industries, media organisations and individual creators to decide whether their copyrighted work can be used to train Artificial Intelligence (AI) models. They would also enable creators to negotiate for fair terms when licensing their content. By fostering a dynamic market for creative content in GAI development, these measures would ensure that both the creative and tech sectors can flourish together.

Stakeholders such as Women's Prize for Fiction founder, Mosse, have spoken out on the issue.

Mosse said: "Everyone is interested in how we can do things more efficiently. If there is no time for creators to create, there will be nothing to be data mined.