OpenAI and Google are pushing the US government to allow their AI models to train on copyrighted material. Both companies ...

Multiple Chinese government departments said on Friday that they have issued requirements for the labeling of artificial ...

Independent creators are beginning to license their content as data to train AI video models. High production value publisher ...

This week, lawmakers in Spain advanced new legislation that would fine companies up to $38.2 million or between 2 percent and ...

TollBit is offering Content Cache to its publisher partners for free for up to 3 million bot accesses per month per site.

Spain's government approved a bill on Tuesday imposing massive fines on companies that use content generated by artificial ...

Recently, a new tool has emerged that promises to bridge the gap between robotic AI-generated content and authentic human ...

China joined the EU and US in rolling out new regulation to control disinformation by requiring labeling of synthetic content ...

A new report shows that of 98 different generative AI content studios, at least 65 have launched within the last three years ...

The internet is a wild world: a sprawling, cacophonous landscape of voices, ideas, and, let's be frank, a lot of trash.

OpenAI has shared a document with proposals to the US government that include the free use of copyrighted material for AI ...

Molly White’s newsletter cogently outlines problems with how both AI companies and open access creators are approaching copyright, plus some possible solutions: > “The true threat from AI models ...