NYT, Economist among publishers joining coalition to curb unpaid AI use
The coalition now has more than 80 members as publishers seek licensing deals and new tools to track AI use of their journalism.
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NYT, AFP, The Economist join 40+ publishers to stop AI firms monetising content without permission
Over 40 publishers have united in the SPUR coalition to protect their content from unauthorized AI usage. This initiative includes prominent outlets like The New York Times and the Financial Times. Recent legal actions have aimed at stopping AI companies from using copyrighted materials for training purposes. SPUR is also working on ways for publishers to track content usage and enforce licensing.
Media copyright will be protected through the SPUR coalition, which is joined by the NYT, AFP and The Economist. Publishers are preparing rules for accounting for the use of AI content.
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Oct 12 : The New York Times, Agence France-Presse and The Economist on Monday joined more than 40 publishers in a coalition aimed at preventing AI firms from using or profiting from their content without permission.The Standards for Publisher Usage Rights (SPUR) coalition, launched in February, now has more t
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The coalition's growth signifies a shift towards collective bargaining power, potentially reshaping AI content usage and licensing norms globally.
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