UK Music’s new “Manifesto for Music” report claims the United Kingdom’s enduring run as a leading music exporter is in danger.
on regulating the use of AI technology in the music and creative industries. One of the committee’s key recommendations was for the British government to commit to abandoning plans for a proposed new text and data mining exception that would allow AI companies to freely use copyright-protected works for commercial purposes.
Other recommendations in UK Music’s manifesto include the introduction of a new tax credit — similar to what’s in place in other European markets and some U.S. states — encouraging new music production in the country.Rishi Sunak
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