New AI standards group wants to make data scraping opt-in

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The Dataset Providers Alliance wants to make AI data licensing ethical.

The alliance is made up of seven AI licensing companies, including music copyright-management firm Rightsify, Japanese stock-photo marketplace Pixta, and generative-AI copyright-licensing startup Calliope Networks.(At least five new members will be announced in the fall.

To that end, it has just released a position paper outlining its stances on major AI-related issues.

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Author / Journalist: WIRED

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Published On: 2024-09-05 @ 13:45:54 (10 hours ago)

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