French National Assembly rejects AI copyright bill

A bill sponsored by senator Laure Darcos aimed at protecting copyright against artificial intelligence uses was not added to the French National Assembly's agenda.

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The text sought to help French creators better control how their works are used by AI systems.

This failure reveals tensions between regulatory desires and technology lobbies in France.

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