Upcoming initiatives Licensing solutions We are in consultation with our Members (representing publishers, authors and visual creators) on adding new Workplace Generative AI and TDM rights to our licences. TDM, or text and data mining, uses computational methods to dig out valuable insights and patterns from huge amounts of information. Organisations leverage TDM to uncover hidden trends and extract key facts, giving them a competitive edge and boosting efficiency. For more information, please visit: cla.co.uk/tdm-licensing When using AI tools in the workplace, publications are increasingly likely to be used as prompts, for summarisation or data extraction. We plan to update and extend our licences for corporate and public sector organisations to cover Workplace Generative AI use. We are also consulting with our Members on the collective licensing of Generative AI training, to ensure that all rightsholders can be compensated when AI firms use their content in training LLMs. We hope to be able to make further announcements about these exciting developments very soon. Subscribe to receive updates on AI & Copyright Subscribe Principles for Copyright and Generative AI With the interests of creators and rightsholders at the forefront, CLA has developed a set of principles to help ensure that generative AI is developed safely, ethically and legally. Our Principles AI Research Report Delve into the findings of our research report looking at the dynamic relationship between UK creatives and generative AI. View the report The highlights respondents believe that the UK’s ability to earn from its creativity will be impacted by AI respondents think AI should be ‘paused’ to enable the sector to ‘catch-up’ on regulation respondents are confident that AI will eventually deliver fair compensation Mailing List Subscribe for updates on AI and copyright. "*" indicates required fields Name* First Last Organisation*Email* I am...* a Policy Maker a Rightsholder a Licensee Other This field is hidden when viewing the formAI UpdatesUntitled* I confirm I have read and agree to CLA's Privacy Policy CAPTCHACommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Featured content News New CLA TDM Licence agreed with Member Organisations July 25, 2024 By Rebecca Owen CLA has been working with its member organisations on a new UK Text and Data Mining (TDM) Licence, which makes ... Read article News CLA welcomes House of Lords report on large language models (LLMs) February 7, 2024 By Rebecca Owen On Friday 2 February 2024, the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee released its report around large language models ... Read article News Principles for Copyright and Generative AI November 6, 2024 By Rebecca Owen The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence (AI) presents many potential benefits and opportunities for individuals and our society. However, ... Read article
