Copyright Deals Are Redrawing the Map Between AI Labs and Publishers
A wave of unprecedented licensing deals between the biggest AI builders and global publishers is redefining how models get trained on content. Meanwhile, legal disputes continue with parties demanding shares of training revenues from data used without a license.
A wave of unprecedented licensing deals between the biggest AI builders and global publishers is redefining how models get trained on content.
Meanwhile, legal disputes continue with parties demanding shares of training revenues from data used without a license.
The new deals give models access to newspaper archives in exchange for recurring payments, a step observers read as implicit recognition of original publishing value.
The balance between human creativity and machine training will define this sector for the next five years.
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