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The authors point out that knowledge sharing and social coordination can expand available resources, but comparable progress may still require ever-increasing amounts of work.
Solutions proposed in community discussions include: establishing licensing revenue-sharing mechanisms between AI companies and content platforms, developing technical means that allow creators to granularly control whether their content can be used for AI training, and promoting new licensing frameworks that clearly define the rights and obligations involved in AI training.
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The authors point out that knowledge sharing and social coordination can expand available resources, but comparable progress may still require ever-increasing amounts of work.
50%UnverifiedSolutions proposed in community discussions include: establishing licensing revenue-sharing mechanisms between AI companies and content platforms, developing technical means that allow creators to granularly control whether their content can be used for AI training, and promoting new licensing frameworks that clearly define the rights and obligations involved in AI training.
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