Paul McCartney calls on the British government to protect artists from AI

Legendary musician warns against McCartney Changes proposed to the UK Copyright Law This will allow you to freely exercise their models in online content, if the copyright owners of technological companies are actively refused.

In Extradition of an interview with BBCMcCartney said that the government should do more to protect musical and other artists.

“We are people, you are in the government!” Said. “You have to protect us. This is your business. Thus, make sure you have a bill, make creative thinkers, creative artists protect or own creative artists.”

McCartney is not necessarily against the use of AI in creating music – truly the old John Lennon has benefited from last year’s technology to clean and create McCartney “Recent Beatles Notes.” However, he proposed to establish an economic threat to the artists in AI (or at least an empty approach to the authority).

“Young children, girls, girls, come, and they write a beautiful song and do not own them, and anyone who wants can only make it,” he said. McCartney said.

Adding “money that money goes together”, financial awards to create a hit song, not just “something of some technological giant”, and the artist should go.