The UK government aims to release protected works for AI training, prompting objections. The House of Lords has consistently voted against this four times.

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But 242 members of the House of Lords disagree with the bill in its current form. They think AI firms should be forced to disclose which copyrighted material they use to train their tools, with a ...

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Ermine-draped Michael Gove takes his seat in the unelected House of Lords after being awarded a gong in ex-Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's delayed resignation honours list.

Long-serving former cabinet minister Michael Gove has been formally introduced to the House of Lords. Baron Gove of Torry, who stepped down from the House of Commons at the last election, wore the ...

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Ministers in the UK House of Commons have blocked an amendment to a data bill that would require AI companies to disclose their use of copyrighted materials, according to The Guardian.

The House of Lords approved Amendment 49B to the Data (Use and Access) Bill, setting new transparency obligations for developers of AI systems offered in the UK or directed at UK users.

I am against the idea of electing the House of Lords; we struggle (in vain) to find 650 credible and honest representatives for the House of Commons so I can't see where we might find another few ...