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  • Conferences

    AI in Publishing: PW Talks with Fauzia Burke

    The veteran publicist and founder of FSB Associates will keynote this Friday’s Professional Publishers Network conference in Berkeley, Calif., where she will offer an optimistic view on AI’s potential in an industry often resistant to technological change.

  • Copyright

    As Industry Demands AI Licensing Frameworks, Emerging Tech Can Help

    With generative AI forging ahead unfettered, leaders in publishing and other creative industries are asking for licensing frameworks that protect creators while enabling technological innovation. New platforms and software are bringing solutions closer.

  • Conferences

    AI Threatens Creators’ Livelihoods, Experts Say

    Experts from different creative industries discussed how they are coping with technological disruption at a conference last week in Washington, D.C.

  • Conferences

    Unethical AI Training Harms Creators and Society, Argues AI Pioneer

    Ed Newton-Rex, founder of the U.K.-based nonprofit Fairly Trained, argued at a recent forum in Washington, D.C., that AI companies’ unlawful use of creative works to train AI models has had deleterious effects not only on artists’ incomes and livelihoods but on the open internet.

  • Content / e-books

    The Audiobook Business Learns to Embrace AI

    At a panel at this year’s London Book Fair, executives from Bookwire, Hachette, and Storytel examined AI’s impact on the audiobook market, opportunities the technology could create, and concerns over rights management and compensation.

  • Copyright

    Book Biz to Big Tech: Pay Up, Then We Can Make Up

    Artificial intelligence is upending publishing, and industry leaders know there’s no end in sight. That’s why they plan to win key copyright lawsuits—then forge a path forward through Silicon Valley.

  • Copyright

    Publishers See Mixed Messages in Paris AI Summit

    The just-concluded Artificial Intelligence Action Summit did not include copyright protection as one of its six top priorities, to the disappointment of the AAP, but did mention that protection of IP is worthy of “global reflection.”

  • Apps

    Former PRH India Editor Develops AI-Powered Editorial Platform

    Editrix, a new AI-powered editorial platform founded by Meru Gokhale, aims to provide automated developmental editing, structural editing, and inline editing capabilities for fiction and nonfiction manuscripts.

  • Copyright

    New Government Report Addresses ‘Copyrightability’ of AI Works

    A report from the U.S. Copyright Office determined that works purely generated by AI are not eligible to be copyrighted, but works created by human authors assisted by AI can be given copyright protection.

  • Content / e-books

    Created by Humans AI Rights Platform Launches for Authors

    The startup, launched by Scribd cofounder Trip Adler, has unveiled its AI rights licensing platform for authors, which allows for the licensing of AI training rights and reference rights.

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