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Comment by Baroness Keeley

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Chair of the UK House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee.
I am pleased that the Government’s response today confirms what it set out in March: that it no longer has a preference for introducing a broad copyright exception for AI training with an opt-out mechanism. It was clear that this approach would have been unworkable and placed an unfair burden on individual rightsholders.
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Baroness Keeley, “Committee publishes Government response to AI and copyright report,” UK Parliament, May 15, 2026.
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Grant individuals the right to opt out of being included in AI training data
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AI Verified Verified against the cited source (https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/170/communications-and-digital-committee/news/213575/committee-publishes-government-response-to-ai-and-copyright-report/); wording and attribution match the source record. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 22min ago
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