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Canada’s AI Strategy Omits Copyright Protections, Government Promises Future Action

Federal officials acknowledge absence of copyright measures in AI plan and commit to ongoing consultations with creators

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Canada’s recently released 50-page artificial intelligence strategy does not address copyright protections for content creators, a notable omission given ongoing concerns about AI’s use of creative works. Federal officials, including AI Minister Evan Solomon’s parliamentary secretary, confirm that copyright issues rem…
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Canada’s AI Strategy Omits Copyright Protections, Government Promises Future Action Canada’s recently released 50-page artificial intelligence strategy does not address copyright protections for content creators, a notable omission given ongoing concerns about AI’s use of creative works. Federal offici... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/canada-s-ai-strategy-omits-copyright-protections-government-promises-future-action

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