Generative AI Licensing Workplace Generative AI When using AI tools in the workplace, publications are increasingly likely to be used as prompts, for summarisation or data extraction. CLA’s new licence permissions enable UK professionals to use copyright protected content to prompt generative AI tools (Subject to certain terms and conditions.) Find out more Generative AI Training CLA is working with its Members on the launch of a new Generative AI Training Licence. This innovative, collective licensing solution will ensure rightsholders are compensated when their content is used to train artificial intelligence models, while offering developers the legal certainty to innovate. Find out more Text and Data Mining CLA’s new TDM Licence, which is available to customers holding CLA’s existing Business Licence, will permit a licensee to copy works published by participating publishers for the purpose of undertaking TDM. The licence does not allow the use of content in training or prompting Generative AI models. Find out more Workplace Generative AI Permissions Course Gain clarity on extended licence permissions with this complementary CPD-certified course. Get the most out of your CLA Licence, mitigate risk and learn to Copy, Right. Discover the GAI course Publications Generative AI & Copyright Toolkit CLA’s Generative AI and Copyright Toolkit sets out our position on copyright and generative AI, looks at the intersection of copyright and generative AI, as well as further information on our updated and expanding licence permissions. Download the toolkit The GAI Revolution White Papers Based on exclusive research with nearly 4,000 professionals in both the private and public sectors, these sector reports uncovers how UK professionals are using generative AI (GAI) in the workplace and the copyright implications this creates. View the reports Subscribe to receive updates on Generative AI & Copyright Subscribe Publications 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: Compliance with copyright law Permission based Fair remuneration and compensation Transparency and attribution Authenticity Our Principles AI Mailing List Subscribe for updates on AI and copyright. "*" indicates required fields EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.Name* First Last Organisation*Email* This field is hidden when viewing the formMarketing Preferences Generative AI This field is hidden when viewing the formMarketing Sync Yes This field is hidden when viewing the formRecord TypeThis field is hidden when viewing the formLead OwnerThis field is hidden when viewing the formStatusThis field is hidden when viewing the formLead SourceThis field is hidden when viewing the formForm IDUntitled* By completing this form I agree to CLA's Privacy Policy CAPTCHABy completing this form I confirm that I would like to receive publications, research, newsletters, events, and products news, from CLA. Featured content News CLA announces development of Generative AI Training Licence April 23, 2025 By Mary Cormack Innovative licensing solution set to transform AI training in Q3 2025 The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) is delighted to announce its ambitious plans to launch a groundbreaking Generative AI Training Licence, set to be available in the third quarter of 2025.... Read article News New research finds 82% of UK professionals use third-party content in generative AI prompts March 27, 2025 By Rebecca Owen CLA survey of nearly 4,000 UK professionals reveals widespread copyright risks for businesses. CLA has published new research, “How professionals are using generative AI in the workplace and the copyright implications this creates” highlighting a significant gap between copyright awareness and responsible use of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) in the workplace.... Read article News CLA expands licences to support generative AI use in the workplace March 18, 2025 By Rebecca Owen The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) has announced the addition of new permissions to its commercial and public sector licences, enabling UK professionals to use copyright protected content to prompt generative AI (GAI) tools.... Read article
