Are you curious about how artificial intelligence is transforming content licensing in publishing? Don’t miss Wednesday’s upcoming webinar, “Trends Around AI and Scholarly Content Licensing,” from The Scholarly Kitchen!
TSK Chef and Senior Consultant at Clarke & Esposito, David Crotty leads an in-depth discussion with speakers Todd Carpenter (Executive Director, NISO), Mandy Hill (Managing Director, Cambridge University Press), Josh Jarrett (Senior Vice President, Strategy, Wiley), and Roanie Levy (Licensing and Legal Advisor, CCC) as they share their expertise on key trends, challenges, and considerations in this rapidly evolving area. Drawing from extensive experience in commercial publishing, content licensing, and information standards, our panelists will share valuable insights that benefit publishers, librarians, and the wider scholarly community.
As AI-driven content applications grow, new licensing models are emerging, and publishers have begun to explore these possibilities. But this new opportunity comes with critical questions: How can publishers ensure responsible AI usage? What factors should they consider when licensing to developers? This webinar tackles these questions and more, sharing the experiences of early adopters and practical advice on navigating these agreements.
Join our panel of thought leaders as they discuss trends in AI licensing, differences in content usage across AI systems, fair attribution in generative AI, and the evolving role of authors in the secondary rights market for AI applications. Register now to save your spot and learn from pioneers in the dynamic world of AI and scholarly content.
Register now to save your spot and learn from pioneers in the dynamic world of AI and scholarly content!
News contribution by SSP member Meghan Rohrmann. Meghan is a Marketing and Sales Manager at Begell House, Inc.
