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Non -profit Creative CommonsWhich led the licensing movement that allows the creators to share their work while holding copyright, now preparing for the AI era. On Wednesday, the agency has announced the launch of a new project, CC signals, which will allow dataset holders to be detailed on how their contents can be re -used or how to use their contents in training for AI models.
This idea is to create a balance between the open nature of the Internet and the more data needs for AI to fuel.
As explains in Creative Commons Blog postThe ongoing continuous data can reduce exposure to the Internet on the Internet and the entities turn off their sites or protect them with Pay Wall instead of sharing access to their data.
The CC Signals project, on the other hand, aims to provide a legal and technical solution that will provide a structure to share the dataset that controls the data and should be used in those who use it for AI training.
Demand for this national equipment is increasing, as companies are involved in changing AI training in their data or changing their policies and services terms to explain the amount of users to users for AI related purposes.
For example, X initially made a Change It allows third parties to training their models to its universal data, after Contrary That Reddit is using his robots.Text fileWhich means that automated web crews can access its site whether they can access its site from scraping its data for training. Cloudflare Have stared at a solution This will also charge AI Bots for scraping As tools to distract themThe And open source developers have Equipment is also built AI crewlas slows down and waste that their “no crawl” instruction respects.
A separate solution has been proposed instead of the CC signal projects: a tool that provides a range of legal enforcement, but all of them have a moral weight, similar to the CC license, which today covers a few billion -billed creative works online.
“CC signals are designed to maintain the Commons in the AI era,” said Anna Tumadtiyar, Creative Commons, Creative Commons. “Just as CC licens helped create an open web, we believe CC signals will help form an open AI ecosystem based on mutual cases.”
The project has just begun to take shape now. The initial design has been published CC website And GithabThe The company is actively seeking public reaction before plans for an alpha launch (early test) in November 2021. This will host multiple town halls for response and questions.