CCIA says UK keeps world's worst AI copyright regime by shelving reform

Responding to the UK's decision to shelve AI copyright reform, CCIA's Matthew Sinclair said Britain keeps "the worst copyright regime for AI training of any major economy" against Japan, the EU and the United States, and urged a fresh compromise.

Reported Opinion AI-drafted CCIA press release, 18 March 2026

What the source does not establish. Does not establish that the UK government will revisit its position; it records CCIA's own reaction.

Index score. No movement: no answer to who owns, who operates, whose law governs or who made the parts changes. Weight 0. law: industry lobby criticises UK's decision to keep status quo on AI training copyright. European Sovereignty Index

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