Publishers sign petition condemning ‘theft’ by AI companies

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Publishers sign petition condemning ‘theft’ by AI companies

Oct 23 2024

An online petition and statement condemning the unauthorized use of creative works to train generative AI has reached 13,500 signatories, including novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, Saturday Night Live actor (and upcoming National Book Awards host) Kate McKinnon, musician Thom Yorke, and a host of industry organizations that includes the Association of American Publishers.

Source: Publishers Weekly

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