Fresh on the heels from his exit from Meta, former Facebook executive Nick Clegg is defending artificial intelligence against greedy copyright holders who want to hold the industry accountable. As the Times of London reports, Clegg insisted during an arts festival that it's "implausible" to ask tech companies to ask for consent from creators before using their work to train their AI models. During a speech at the Charleston Festival in East Sussex — which was, ironically enough, meant to promote his new book titled "How To Save The Internet" — Meta's former global affairs vice president initially said that it […]