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AI licensing fees may bypass creators, University of Amsterdam paper finds

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A paper from the University of Amsterdam's IViR institute suggests that AI licensing fees might not reach the intended creators. The research, detailed in a 15-page document, examines AI levies and residual rights under a UN covenant, questioning who ultimately benefits from these payments. AI

IMPACT Raises questions about the distribution of revenue from AI licensing and its impact on creators.

RANK_REASON Academic paper analyzing AI policy and creator rights. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=0.4]

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AI licensing fees may bypass creators, University of Amsterdam paper finds

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    AI licensing fees may bypass creators, University of Amsterdam paper argues: Article 4 licensing pays rightsholders, not necessarily authors. A 15-page IViR pap

    AI licensing fees may bypass creators, University of Amsterdam paper argues: Article 4 licensing pays rightsholders, not necessarily authors. A 15-page IViR paper tests AI levies and residual rights under the UN covenant: who gets paid? https:// ppc.land/ai-licensing-fees-may -by…

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