Publishers Take a Stand to Protect Intellectual Assets!
Penguin Random House Throws Down the Gauntlet Against AI Training with Books
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In a bold move, Penguin Random House has introduced a new policy that prohibits the use of its books for training AI systems, aiming to safeguard the intellectual property of authors and artists. This pioneering decision, marked by a non-legally binding clause, sets a firm stance against unauthorized AI use. While academic publishers have partnered for AI training, this marks the first major trade publisher to object, potentially setting a new precedent in the industry.
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Penguin Random House's New Policy
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