The New York Times, AFP, and The Economist joined a coalition with more than 40 publishers on Monday to prevent AI companies from using or profiting from their content without permission. The “Publishers' Right to Use Standards” coalition was established in February this year and currently has more than 80 members from more than 20 countries. New members include “Atlantic Monthly” and the Brazilian National Newspaper Association, which have joined the ranks of founding members such as the Financial Times, the BBC, and the Associated Press.

The New York Times, AFP, and The Economist joined a coalition with more than 40 publishers on Monday to prevent AI companies from using or profiting from their content without permission. The “Publishers' Right to Use Standards” coalition was established in February this year and currently has more than 80 members from more than 20 countries. New members include “Atlantic Monthly” and the Brazilian National Newspaper Association, which have joined the ranks of founding members such as the Financial Times, the BBC, and the Associated Press.