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June O'Sullivan

  • CEO, LEYF Nurseries
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Nurseries can be a catalyst for creating strong, inclusive communities - CYP Now

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By June O'Sullivan
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Junes talks AI: Who owns AI copyright? - Nursery World

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By June O'Sullivan, Katy Morton Verified
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June O'Sullivan, chief executive of the London Early Years Foundation (LEYF), in her last column considers who owns the copyright for work by artificial intelligence As more of us experiment with AI to draft letters, shape reports, or tidy up minutes, we need to ask an uncomfortable but important question: who owns the work that it creates? Copyright has always rested on human authorship. But when there is no human author, the ground shifts. The United States has made its position clear.
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June talks AI: 'We must shape the revolution!' - Nursery World

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By June O'Sullivan
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June O'Sullivan, chief executive of the London Early Years Foundation (LEYF), on AI and the early years, and what it means for us. The new UK Science Secretary, Peter Kyle, made a bold move – putting artificial intelligence (AI) right at the centre of the Government's plans for economic growth and better public services. His message was loud and clear: AI is not just about robots and algorithms, it's about people, productivity and potential.
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