PPC LandMar 11
Lords demand AI firms disclose training data or face UK licensing freeze: House of Lords urges UK to reject commercial text and data mining exceptions, mandate AI training transparency, and build a fair licensing market for creative industries. https://ppc.land/lords-demand-ai-firms-disclose-training-data-or-face-uk-licensing-freeze/ #AITransparency #DataPrivacy #CreativeIndustry #AIFirms #UKRegulations
Lords demand AI firms disclose training data or face UK licensing freeze

House of Lords urges UK to reject commercial text and data mining exceptions, mandate AI training transparency, and build a fair licensing market for creative industries.

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Zorz StudiosFeb 17

Amazon may launch #marketplace for publishers to sell content to AI firms: https://zorz.it/FPpXK

#PesalaBandara #AITrainingData #Amazon #ArtificialIntellgence #publisher #AIFirms #content #technology

LusogeekNov 21, 2025

Wikimedia urges AI firms to stop scraping its content and to use its paid Enterprise API

https://alternativeto.net/news/2025/11/wikimedia-urges-ai-firms-to-stop-scraping-its-content-and-to-use-its-paid-enterprise-api/

#wikimedia #wikipedia #encyclopedia #api #enterprise #contentscraping #wikipedianews #tech #technews #ai #ainews #aifirms #stopai

Wikimedia urges AI firms to stop scraping its content and to use its paid Enterprise API

The Wikimedia Foundation asks AI companies to stop scraping Wikipedia and to pay for content via its Enterprise API, citing financial risks due to human traffic decline and growing AI use

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tech news ᳇ eicker.newsAug 2, 2024
»#AIFirms #Suno and #Udio Fire Back At #CopyrightLawsuit From #MusicGiants: both companies said that such use was clearly #lawful under copyright’s #fairuse doctrine.« https://www.billboard.com/pro/ai-firms-suno-udio-blast-lawsuit-music-labels-threat-to-market-share/?eicker.news #tech #media
AI Firms Blast Lawsuit From Music Giants: ‘Labels See a Threat to Their Market Share’

AI firms Suno and Udio responded to lawsuits filed by music companies, saying they're free to use copyrighted songs and blasting the labels for suing.

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