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I don't want a US tech bro as a patron - which is why artists must defend our copyright in the age of AI | Anna Funder

The Guardian
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Anna Funder and other Australian creators protested in Canberra against big tech companies using their copyrighted works without consent or payment for AI training. Despite legal battles in the US, tech firms lobby Australian government to weaken copyright laws to access creative content cheaply. The government previously rejected a proposal allowing tech firms to use copyrighted works freely under a 'text and data mining exemption'.

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