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Survey: 84% of tech execs back copyright law overhaul for AI era


New survey reveals 84% of tech execs support AI copyright reform, highlighting urgent need for updated regulations in data privacy, security, and ethical AI use.

A new survey reveals that U.S. business leaders are increasingly calling for robust AI regulation and governance, highlighting growing concerns about data privacy, security risks, and the ethical use of artificial intelligence technologies. The findings of this survey suggest that while businesses are embracing AI technologies, they are also keenly aware of the potential risks and are looking to policymakers to provide clear guidelines for responsible development and deployment. The coming years will likely see intense debate and negotiation as stakeholders from government, industry, and civil society work to create a regulatory environment that fosters innovation while protecting individual rights and promoting ethical AI use.

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