UK Government launches Copyright & ArtificiaI Intelligence consultation
The Government has launched its consultation on copyright and AI. We look forward to working with the Government and other stakeholders to respond to the consultation and to bring the full strength of the BCC's expertise and knowledge to bear in the development of...
BCC adds voice to the Creative Rights in AI Coalition
The BCC has joined the new coalition of rights holders including publishers, authors, artists, music businesses, specialist interest publications, unions, and photographers which is calling on government to spur growth in the creative and tech sectors by protecting...
BCC signs global AI statement
The British Copyright Council has joined the list of over 31,000 high-profile creators, performers, rightsholders and creative industry organisations who have put their signature to the following statement on AI: “The unlicensed use of creative works for training...
Fifth BCC submission to the ICO consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection
The BCC made its fifth submission to the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection in September. This submission covers the subject of allocating controllership across the generative AI supply chain. [pdf-embedder...
British Copyright Council responds to the 2024 General Election result
The Labour Party has (July 5) won the General Election and has been invited by The King to form the next UK Government. Responding, Stephanie Reeves, Director of Policy and Public Affairs, British Copyright Council says: “We welcome the new government and look...
Fourth BCC submission to the ICO consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection
The BCC has made a fourth submission to the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) consultation series on Generative AI and Data Protection. This submission covers the subject of engineering individual rights into generative AI models. [pdf-embedder...