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AI series: Protections & technical barriers

LLM monetisation: “don’t forget the bot in the audience segmentation”

Commercial resources, Copyright & ip resources, Digital publishing, Industry News, Public Affairs

Movement for Open Web (MOW) launches ‘Search only Contract’ over AI Harvesting

Commercial resources, Copyright & ip resources, Digital publishing, Industry News, Public Affairs

How Google AI offerings are harming publishers: PPA submits recommendations to the Competition and Markets Authority

PLS launches publisher consultation on Generative AI

Lords vote in favour of amendments to protect copyrighted works from AI companies

PLS and ALCS partner with CLA on generative AI licence

PPA response to the Government consultation on AI and copyright

Prime Minister defends journalism amid AI developers copyright infringement

Parliamentary committee chair warns against copyright exemptions for AI

Report on generative AI and large language models published

AI series: Protections & technical barriers

Continuing our series with Magda Woods (founder of And the Robots), this month looks at the legal and technical protections to bot segmentation

LLM monetisation: “don’t forget the bot in the audience segmentation”

Over half of all web traffic is now non-human, Magda Woods (founder of And the Robots) looks at what that means for publisher monetisation.

Movement for Open Web (MOW) launches ‘Search only Contract’ over AI Harvesting

Digital competition advocacy group the Movement for an Open Web (MOW) has launched a new website contract that publishers are using to assert their content ownership rights over AI harvesters, giving them the ability to charge AI companies for using their content.

How Google AI offerings are harming publishers: PPA submits recommendations to the Competition and Markets Authority

PLS launches publisher consultation on Generative AI

They are consulting on proposed licensing for the use of published content in Generative AI training.

Lords vote in favour of amendments to protect copyrighted works from AI companies

The Data (Use and Access) Bill has become the subject of parliamentary ‘ping pong’ between the Lords and the Commons, as peers continue to press for stronger transparency requirements on AI developers using copyrighted content.

PLS and ALCS partner with CLA on generative AI licence

Publishers’ Licensing Services (PLS) and the Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society (ALCS) have confirmed their support for the development of a new collective licence by the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA), the first of its kind in the UK to support the use of text in generative AI applications.