Publishers Oppose AI Theft
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Major publishers call on the US government to ‘Stop AI Theft’

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The New York Times , The Washington Post , The Guardian , and Vox Media are participating in a new ad campaign.
The campaign, called Support Responsible AI, is run by the News/Media Alliance trade association.
It calls for the government to mandate attribution in AI -generated content as well.
In February , major UK newspapers ran a similar campaign asking readers to help protect AI from training on copyrighted content.
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