Donald Trump's second state visit to the UK has commenced, highlighted by a landmark technology agreement with Prime Minister Keir Starmer. This deal aims to enhance cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and nuclear energy, with major tech firms like Microsoft and Google committing billions in investments. However, the visit is marred by protests from British creatives who claim that AI companies are violating copyright laws by using their works without permission. An open letter signed by notable figures has criticized the government's approach to copyright protections in the context of AI. As Trump engages in ceremonial events, including a meeting with King Charles III, protests are expected to disrupt the proceedings, reflecting the contentious atmosphere surrounding his visit.