Are Chefs Losing Control? The Hidden Battle Between AI and Copyright Licensing Revealed
This action is also aligned with other administration efforts around copyright. In 2015, there was an effort to pull the Copyright Office out of the Library of Congress and set it up as an independent agency. That effort has seen a rebirth in recent months and appears to be gaining traction. This was originally perceived as a strategy to pull copyright management from the hands of librarians to a situation that could be more effectively managed by industry. However, the concerns seem to only be increasing about regulatory capture of the office if it were independent, although the interests of the content creators and media worlds seem to be at odds with the prevailing interests of the technology companies. It seems the biggest checkbooks will win, and all of the media — including scholarly and mass media, films and music combined — aren’t sufficient.
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