We’re delighted to announce the five recipients of our AI, Authorship, and the Public Interest grant awards. Chosen from a competitive pool of over 160 proposals, these grantees stood out for their thoughtful, innovative projects that align closely with our research priorities and our mission to serve the public interest.
So far this year, Authors Alliance has worked tirelessly to ensure that the voices of authors who write to advance
“Market dilution” suggests that “using copyrighted books to train an LLM might harm the market for those works because it enables the rapid generation of countless works that compete with the originals, even if those works aren’t themselves infringing.”
As the high‑profile copyright lawsuits against AI companies proceed, the courtroom drama captures headlines. But I’ve long thought that settlement may be the real outcome to watch.
We may already be entering “settlement watch” territory in one of the fastest-moving AI cases, Bartz v. Anthropic.
The last few days have been quite dramatic for anyone paying attention to copyright law and policy. The Generative AI
On March 3, librarians, authors, publishers, and technologists gathered at Northeastern University Library in Boston to contribute to a startup
Authors are using generative AI to support their creative labors, engage in research across a number of disciplines, and also
Since we first published this guest post by Authors Alliance member Lois Farfel Stark in August 2018, Authors Alliance has
Authors Alliance has its origin in a group of like-minded authors who believe that the most important thing their writing