Flemish publishers launch campaign against unauthorized AI training on books
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Tidningsutgivarna, a Swedish media industry body, is publicly demanding compensation from AI companies for use of published content, framing it as a 'cry for help' from the industry. The move signals growing pressure on AI firms to pay for training data, though no specific legal or regulatory action is detailed. This adds to a broader global trend of publishers seeking licensing deals or remuneration from AI developers.
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