1、Report on Copyright and Artificial IntelligenceReport on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Presented to Parliament pursuant to Section 136 of the Data(Use and Access)Act 2025March 2026Department for Science,Innovation and TechnologyDepartment for Culture,Media and Sport Crown copyright 2026This

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4、40%recycled fibre content minimumPrinted in the UK by HH Associates Ltd.on behalf of the Controller of His Majestys Stationery OfficeReport on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence|3ContentsSection A:Report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence 7Overview 7Copyright and artificial intelligence 8Th

5、e Copyright and AI Consultation 8The governments approach 10A copyright exception for AI training 11Transparency over the content and data used to develop AI systems 11Labelling of AI and human-created content 12Technical tools and standards 12Licensing 13Enforcement 13Computer-generated works 14Dig

6、ital replicas 14Section B:Copyright and AI systems 15AI system development 16Copyright law 21Types of protection 21Rights and exceptions 22Copyright in other countries 23Copyright and artificial intelligence models 25Status Quo:Views from consultation 32Status Quo:Assessment 34Section C:Copyright an