Copyright Published 25 June 2026

Euroconsumers' response to the call for evidence for a Copyright Impact Assessment

Euroconsumers urges the European Commission to preserve broad text and data mining exceptions to support AI innovation, competition and consumer choice. It calls for clearer copyright opt-out rules, effective enforcement of existing legislation and fair creator compensation, while warning that excessive restrictions could increase costs, limit innovation and make Europe more dependent on foreign AI systems.

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