Frankfurt Appeal Seeks Legislation on Generative AI | Books+Publishing
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“It is not only freedom that we have to lose. It might be our very spirit.” The 78th Frankfurt Book Fair, the world’s largest book festival, opened on the 6th (local time) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. On the first day of the event, authors and publishers from around the world [regarding] the unauthorized learning and monopoly of copyrighted works by artificial intelligence (AI) companies
Frankfurt Appeal seeks legislation on generative AI | Books+Publishing
The “Frankfurt Appeal”, an open letter signed by more than 120 publishers and booksellers, is asking European and German legislators for generative AI data transparency and a means of legal enforcement against AI companies. Addressed to the European Commission, the European Parliament and the German federal government, and issued on the occasion of the Frankfurt […]
More than 250,000 visitors are expected at the Frankfurt Book Fair. To kick off, more than 120 publishers appeal to the politicians to help them in their dispute against the copyright violations of the large tech companies.
Around 140 German publishers have called for regulations on artificial intelligence. In Frankfurt, during the largest book fair in the world, the German Association of Publishers and Booksellers published its “Frankfurt Appeal”, reported dpa...
On the eve of the opening of the Frankfurt Fair, the Börsenverein, the federation representing the book industry in Germany, deplores the lack of progress on the remuneration of works used to train IA and sum Brussels and Berlin to legislate.
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