"Created by Humans" Want to Help Creators get Paid When AI Uses Their Work
Summary
Trip Adler, the founder of Scribd, has a new mission: making sure AI companies pay creators fairly for using their work. The platform handles all the complex legal stuff, making it straightforward for both creators and AI firms.Adler and his co-founders, Edward Igushev and Jen Singerman, arent just thinking about money. Theyve come up with something called "The Fourth Law" - a set of principles for how AI should interact with human creativity. It covers things like getting permission, giving credit, and making sure humans stay in control.The idea is catching on. Theyre starting with authors and publishers, but they plan to expand its services to include artists, photographers, actors, filmmakers, musicians, and influencers across various industries.This matters because AI is changing fast, and many creators are worried.