ASCAP is pushing for stricter AI copyright laws, warning that without protections, human creators could be left behind in the race for innovation. The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) is calling for a ‘Humans First’ approach in the somewhat concerningly evolution of AI and copyright law. In response to the US administration’s call for feedback on its ‘AI Action Plan’, ASCAP has voiced concerns about the potential implications for human creators. Tech companies are advocating for AI training on copyrighted material to be considered ‘fair use’. This stance has sparked protests from actors and musicians who fear…