Actress Natasha Lyonne pushing for AI regulations, lobbying Trump admin

The left -wing actress Natasha Lyonne is at the head of Hollywood’s efforts to make the government claim to claim the concerns of the Creators about the violation of their work.

“My main interest is that people are paid for the work of their lives,” said Lyonne in a report in the Wall Street Journal.

In history, Lyonne’s efforts were described, Hollywood heavyweights to Lobby to sign their letter to the Trump administration in March, and requested the relaxation of regulations for the AI, which they consider as a potential threat to their intellectual property without proper protective measures.

The WSJ found that the outstanding AI campaign plan of the White House could “influence how the US copyright rules are used for training large -speaking models”, with technology companies such as Google and Openai to say that they need such models to keep their up -to -date stand and to compete with competitors like China worldwide.

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The Hollywood letter said that the companies “argue for a special exception to the government so that they can freely take advantage of the creative and knowledge industry in America despite their significant income and available means. There is no reason to weaken, weaken or eliminate the copyright protection.”

Lyonne and more than 400 more, including figures such as Paul McCartney, Ron Howard and Ben Stiller, Signed the letter.

Lyonne, known for her roles in the series “Poker Face” and “Russian Doll”, is a partner in a new studio called Asteria, which describes itself as “a generant generative AI film and animation studio led by artists, which is driven by the first clean and ethical AI model”.

How many figures in Hollywood is Lyonne not a fan of the president who exists Kamala Harris In 2024 and posting in a now deleted X-Post in 2020 about the turning of Texas Blue to defeat Trump.

At the beginning of this year she told the Hollywood reporter that she was concerned about marginalized communities and said from Trump: “It is very strange to have a showbiz type that is responsible. I am actually quite horrified at how strategic and effective this was.”

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She added that she was concerned that 12-year-olds could not get abortions, Clarify later that they referred to young victims of rape or incest that may be forced.

The WSJ reported that Trump officers were not sure whether they would take measures due to the complexity and one side via the Ki front.

There were also mixed decisions on this topic, with arguments that favored companies such as Meta and Anthropic in two cases in two cases, since the material protected by copyright that was used to form their AI models was adequately converted, the Wall Street Journal reported. But others preferred copyright owners depending on the context.

Openaai and Google At the beginning of this year, enter your own submissions to the White House Office for Science and Technology and ask your respective companies to train their models on copyright -protected material.

“The federal government can both secure the freedom of the Americans, to learn from the AI ​​and avoid that we can lead our AI to the PRC [People’s Republic of China] By preserving the ability of the American AI models to learn from copyrighted material, ” Openais letter means.

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Google’s letter says that “Balanced Copyright Rules, Search as Fair Use and Text-and-Data Mining Exceptions, Have Been Critical to Enabling Ai Systems to Learn from Prior Knowledge and Publicly Available Data, Unlocking Scientific and Social Advances. Available Material for Ai Training Without Significant -Impacting Rightsholders and Avoid Often Highly Unpredictable, IMBALANCED, And Langthy Negotiations with Data Holder’s During Model Development Or Scientific Experiment. “

This week, a deal that had been transferred between Sens. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tennes, and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, through the regulation of the conditions artificial intelligence was pulled by President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful” Bill.

The collapsed agreement If states would have needed to access hundreds of millions of dollars in AI infrastructure financing in the “large, beautiful” legislative template in order to make new regulations for technology for five years, a compromise from the original 10 years.

The White House did not answer a request for a comment. Fox News Digital In addition, Lyonnes representatives and Google and Openai turned out for a comment.

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Elizabeth Stanton, Landon Mion and Kelly Phares from Fox News Digital have contributed to this report.