Sep 2026· Canadian Journal of Communication· 0 citations· 11 references
TL;DR
The findings reveal that AI firms systematically frame machine learning as a public benefit while obscuring accountability, threatening to erode authorship rights, and concentrating power among incumbent technology platforms.
Abstract
Background
: Artificial intelligence (AI) firms are working to reshape copyright law to protect their business models by lobbying and participating in public consultations in Canada.
Analysis:
Drawing on critical political economy and controversy analysis, we examine publicly available submissions to Canada’s 2023 public consultation, “Copyright in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence,” and develop a stakeholder taxonomy to map discursive strategies among industry, cultural, and academic actors.
Conclusion and implications
: Our findings reveal that AI firms systematically frame machine learning as a public benefit while obscuring accountability, threatening to erode authorship rights, and concentrating power among incumbent technology platforms.
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ABSTRACT
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