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Prorata.ai, a new AI start-up, has secured licensing agreements with prominent news publishers including the Financial Times, Fortune, Axel Springer, and The Atlantic. The company aims to implement a revenue-sharing model that compensates content creators each time their material is utilized by generative AI platforms. This innovative approach promises to ensure fair attribution and financial rewards for publishers, addressing concerns over content usage in the AI landscape.
The technology developed by Prorata.ai analyzes AI-generated outputs to determine the value of the content used, allowing for proportional compensation to copyright holders. As the company prepares to launch its chatbot, it plans to share half of the subscription revenue with its partners. This initiative is seen as a significant step towards creating a more equitable ecosystem for journalism in the age of AI.
• Prorata.ai introduces a per-use compensation model for content creators.
• Major publishers endorse Prorata's approach to fair attribution in AI.
The article discusses how generative AI platforms will utilize content from publishers while ensuring proper attribution and compensation.
Prorata.ai's model aims to share revenue with publishers each time their content is used by AI systems.
The article emphasizes the importance of attribution in the context of AI-generated outputs to ensure creators are recognized and compensated.
The company is collaborating with major publishers to implement its innovative compensation model.
The article mentions OpenAI's partnerships with publishers to enhance content usage and attribution.
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