Sir Elton John said “we will not back down” in an awards speech where he pleaded with the UK Government to “do the right ...

Sir Elton John has accused Labour of treating musicians “like s---” in an impassioned attack on the Government over its ...

Sir Elton John described the Government as "absolute losers" and said he felt "incredibly betrayed" after calls by peers to amend the Data (Use and Access) Bill to include greater copyright ...

LONDON :Elton John on Sunday ... implications of AI models that can produce their own work after being trained on existing material. Britain, which Prime Minister Keir Starmer wants to become an AI ...

Sir Elton John described ... firms from copyright laws. Speaking exclusively to Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, he said if ministers go ahead with plans to allow AI firms to use artists' content ...

In a blistering interview broadcast by the BBC, Rocket Man star Elton said he felt “incredibly betrayed” and accused the ...

LONDON, May 18 (Reuters) - Elton John on Sunday accused the ... Minister Keir Starmer wants to become an AI superpower, has proposed relaxing copyright laws to allow AI developers to train their ...

Elton John attacked UK ... which would allow companies to train AI on works such as music and books, unless the copyright holder specifically opts out. John said he was "very angry," calling ...

The minister also said he “profoundly disagreed” with Elton John’s claim that Peter Kyle is “a moron”. A government spokesperson said: “We want our creative industries and AI companies ...

urging him to give Government support to proposals that would protect copyright in the age of AI,” Elton John wrote on social media. “This comes ahead of a crunch vote on the plans in the ...

LONDON :Elton John on Sunday accused the British ... Britain, which Prime Minister Keir Starmer wants to become an AI superpower, has proposed relaxing copyright laws to allow AI developers ...

Elton John concurred with the ex-Beatle, adding: “The wheels are in motion to allow AI companies to ride roughshod over the traditional copyright laws that protect artists’ livelihoods.” ...