Publishers seek greater transparency in how AI companies use journalism
- Global publishers expanded the SPUR coalition to protect news content from unauthorised AI use, on October 12.
- Over 80 members from 20-plus countries include The New York Times, The Economist and Agence France-Presse.
- • SPUR's new standards aim to track how AI tools use, display and cite news articles without proper permission.
- The coalition wants fair payments, licensing agreements and greater transparency from AI companies.
Source: storyboard18.com
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