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Technology · 7 April 2026

Premier League criticises government AI copyright changes

Premier League criticises government AI copyright changes

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Weakening copyright protections for AI companies could harm the UK sports sector, which the Premier League states supports 90,000 jobs. The league has criticised proposed government reforms designed to attract AI firms, questioning if the impact on the sports industry was properly considered. They argue strong copyright laws are fundamental to their success, adding £8 billion to the UK economy each year.

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