The IAPA and Media of the Americas Join SPUR to Protect Journalistic Content Before AI
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The IAPA and the media from the Americas join the SPUR Coalition to protect copyright.
International media-driven alliance seeks to develop technical standards and frameworks to know when and how AI systems use journalistic content, in order to facilitate attribution, control and licensing mechanisms.
The protection of journalistic content against the advance of artificial intelligence adds a new chapter with the joint incorporation of seven organizations from the Americas into the SPUR Coalition (Standards for Publisher Usage Rights), an international alliance that works on the development of tools and standards to make transparent the use of editorial information by these technologies.
Other media associations from the continent also joined the SPUR Coalition to protect journalistic content against the advance of AI
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