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Screenrights, ANZSA & SPA Welcome Federal Government Decision To Rule Out Text & Data Mining Exception For Generative AI
(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- Screenrights, the Australia New Zealand Screen Association (ANZSA) and Screen Producers Australia (SPA) have released the following statement in support of the Federal Government's announcement that it will not introduce a Text and Data Mining (TDM) exception into Australian copyright law:
“We welcome the Attorney's announcement ruling out a Text and Data Mining (TDM) exception. Australia's Copyright Act is fit for purpose. This is a sensible and pragmatic decision that allows for innovation and creativity to progress hand-in-hand for the benefit of rights holders, creators, AI developers, and the Australian public and audiences.”
James Dickinson – CEO, Screenrights
Matthew Deaner – CEO, Screen Producers Australia
Paul Muller – CEO, Australia New Zealand Screen Association
“We welcome the Attorney's announcement ruling out a Text and Data Mining (TDM) exception. Australia's Copyright Act is fit for purpose. This is a sensible and pragmatic decision that allows for innovation and creativity to progress hand-in-hand for the benefit of rights holders, creators, AI developers, and the Australian public and audiences.”
James Dickinson – CEO, Screenrights
Matthew Deaner – CEO, Screen Producers Australia
Paul Muller – CEO, Australia New Zealand Screen Association
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