加拿大创作者抗议AI的崛起, 引用无许可证的使用和市场饱和。 Canadian creators protest AI's rise, citing unlicensed use and market saturation.

由于像Xania Monet这样的AI艺术家和"Walk my Walk"这样的歌曲首次登上了主要音乐排行榜, AI产生的内容在加拿大创意部门引起了警报, AI-generated content is raising alarms in Canada’s creative sector as AI artists like Xania Monet and songs such as “Walk my Walk” debut on major music charts, prompting concerns over market saturation and the unlicensed use of copyrighted material in AI training. 人类创造者警告说,被称为“AI slop”的低品质的人工智能内容是像Spotify和亚马逊这样的压倒性的平台,因此更难获得可见度。 Human creators warn that low-quality AI content, dubbed “AI slop,” is overwhelming platforms like Spotify and Amazon, making it harder to gain visibility. 产业团体正在敦促政府建立许可证制度和确保透明度,以便创造者能够知道他们的工作是否以及如何被利用,反对有利于AI公司的新版权例外。 Industry groups are urging the government to establish a licensing system and ensure transparency so creators can know if and how their work is used, opposing new copyright exceptions that favor AI companies. 众议院遗产委员会正在审查这个问题,专家警告说,如果没有公平的规则,人工智能可能会破坏生计,而创新仍在继续. The House of Commons Heritage committee is reviewing the issue, with experts cautioning that without fair rules, AI could undermine livelihoods while innovation continues.