A Dutch government-commissioned market study analyzes AI training, transparency, rights reservation, and potential policy options for online music services.
SUISA declared an opt-out in Europe against use of its represented repertoire for AI training without authorization, while distinguishing the narrower Swiss scientific-research exception.
SUISA distinguishes non-protectable fully AI-generated outputs from protectable human contributions and instructs members to identify AI-created shares using a designated placeholder.
Bundesgesetz über das Urheberrecht und verwandte Schutzrechte, Art. 24d
Permits technically necessary reproductions for scientific research where the researcher has lawful access and allows retention of the copies for archiving and backup.
Besserer Schutz des geistigen Eigentums vor KI-Missbrauch
Parliamentary motion directing the Federal Council to improve protection and remuneration for rights holders whose works are used by AI; implementing legislation remained pending.
Joint collecting-society position asserting that protected works require authorization for AI use and advocating licensing, transparency, and remuneration under Swiss copyright law.