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We're excited to share BRIA AI's recent feature in The New York Times discussing Generative AI without lawsuits! This spotlight underscores the importance of responsible, legal, and fair AI practices. In an industry where copyright concerns are paramount, we prioritize responsible and legal Gen AI development for commercial use. BRIA AI's revenue-sharing model ensures fair compensation for content creators, fostering a sustainable creative community. As our Co-founder and CEO Yair Adato mentions, "Without value for creation, everything will be very average and very boring." This captures our mission to preserve original work's value and push responsible Generative AI boundaries. We're honored to lead the way towards a responsible, legal, and fair Gen AI future, together with our team members, investors, and partners. This feature in The New York Times validates our mission and approach. Thankyou Nico Grant and Cade Metz, for highlighting such an important topic. Curious about Responsible Gen AI development? Let's discuss in the comments! #ResponsibleAI #GenAI #Innovation #FeaturedInNYT #BRIAAI

✨ What an honor to have BRIA AI featured in The New York Times!. In an article discussing The Push to Develop Generative A.I. Without All the Lawsuits. At Bria, we're pioneering responsible and legal Generative AI in today's copyright-sensitive landscape. Our approach ensures fair compensation for creators through a patented revenue-sharing model. Our CEO, Yair Adato, emphasizes the importance of this approach: "Dividing revenue with all partners and helping attribute work back to artists is essential to preserve the role of content creators. Without value for creation, everything will be very average and very boring." This feature in The New York Times validates our mission and approach. I am very proud to be part of BRIA AI, leading the way toward a responsible Gen AI future! #ResponsibleAI #AIEthics #GenerativeAI #FeaturedInNYT

AI is like the Wild West of technology right now — it seems like there’s a new platform or tool to use every day, and it’s difficult to keep up with the sudden innovation boom. Candidly, navigating the waters of AI and copyright law can feel like a wild ride — but there are still ways we can leverage it to get a leg up on our competition. Sharon Toerek joined me on Sell With Authority to share some of the nuances of AI-generated content and gave some examples of how agencies can use it without running into copyright or IP issues.  She highlighted that your unique prompt strategies, tailored by your agency's skill, can be as valuable as the AI output itself. I’m telling you — your prompt strategies could be so valuable that they could be considered trade secrets — as long as they remain confidential. This episode is a must-listen for agencies that are trying to get ahead of the curve and find value in new strategies in a world full of AI. Now’s the time to double down on strategic AI usage. Check the first comment for a link to the full episode. Onward with gusto!

Digital leaders must prioritize a comprehensive approach to AI that addresses risk, builds trust, and unlocks value. In practice this means: 👉 Integrate responsible AI practices throughout the development lifecycle. Foster transparency and explainability in AI decision-making. 👉 Develop fair and equitable value distribution models within the AI ecosystem. 👉 Leverage RAG-like approaches to ensure the factual grounding of AI outputs. 👉 Focus on deriving value-in-use by applying AI to generate tangible business outcomes. By embracing these principles, digital leaders can deliver AI-at-Scale, fostering innovation, building trust, and driving sustainable growth in the digital landscape. Thank you Alan Brown for another great digital economy dispatch! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gpWbJ3Xe #culturechange #digitaltransformation #futureproof #lifelonglearning #educationalleadership #collaboration #communication #sustainability #disruption #change #commonground #sensemaking #moral #organisationaldevelopment #canada #futureskills #storytelling #ai #digitalinnovation

Digital leaders must prioritize a comprehensive approach to AI that addresses risk, builds trust, and unlocks value. In practice this means: 👉 Integrate responsible AI practices throughout the development lifecycle. Foster transparency and explainability in AI decision-making. 👉 Develop fair and equitable value distribution models within the AI ecosystem. 👉 Leverage RAG-like approaches to ensure the factual grounding of AI outputs. 👉 Focus on deriving value-in-use by applying AI to generate tangible business outcomes. By embracing these principles, digital leaders can deliver AI-at-Scale, fostering innovation, building trust, and driving sustainable growth in the digital landscape. Thank you Alan Brown for another great digital economy dispatch! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gpWbJ3Xe #culturechange #digitaltransformation #futureproof #lifelonglearning #educationalleadership #collaboration #communication #sustainability #disruption #change #commonground #sensemaking #moral #organisationaldevelopment #canada #futureskills #storytelling #ai #digitalinnovation

In an interview with The Verge, Mark Zuckerberg said two things that deeply offend me. First, on scraping other people's work: > "I think that in any new medium in technology, there are the concepts around fair use and where the boundary is between what you have control over. When you put something out in the world, to what degree do you still get to control it and own it and license it? I think that all these things are basically going to need to get relitigated and rediscussed in the AI era." When I went to use the newly released Llama 3.2 model, I had to agree to a lengthy license. So which is it? Why do you get to control how I use your model but we can't control how you get to acquire the data you use to train it? Second, on paying people for their content: > “Look, we’re a big company,” he said. “We pay for content when it’s valuable to people. We’re just not going to pay for content when it’s not valuable to people. I think that you’ll probably see a similar dynamic with AI.” Meta has no problem taking people's content that they post on Facebook and serving ads against it, thus generating value. Further, your AI models have *tremendous* value. That value is derived by training it against all of this "not valuable" content that you scraped without consent and compensation. This sort of hypocrisy and hubris appears time and time again in the tech scene (especially "Big Tech"), and it makes me ashamed to be in the industry at all. What a disgusting way to treat your fellow human beings. https://lnkd.in/gyeZxKHr

Digital leaders must prioritize a comprehensive approach to AI that addresses risk, builds trust, and unlocks value. In practice this means: 👉 Integrate responsible AI practices throughout the development lifecycle. Foster transparency and explainability in AI decision-making. 👉 Develop fair and equitable value distribution models within the AI ecosystem. 👉 Leverage RAG-like approaches to ensure the factual grounding of AI outputs. 👉 Focus on deriving value-in-use by applying AI to generate tangible business outcomes. By embracing these principles, digital leaders can deliver AI-at-Scale, fostering innovation, building trust, and driving sustainable growth in the digital landscape. Thank you Alan Brown for another great digital economy dispatch! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gHv5ZCrU #culturechange #digitaltransformation #futureproof #lifelonglearning #educationalleadership #collaboration #communication #sustainability #disruption #change #commonground #sensemaking #moral #organisationaldevelopment #canada #futureskills #storytelling #ai #digitalinnovation

Read about BRIA AI in The The New York Times discussion: Generative AI without all the lawsuits! For the past 5 years, we've been building a #generativeAI platform that respects copyright, privacy, and artists' rights. While the industry grapples with risks and uncertainty, we offer our clients safe, high-quality, and responsible generative AI capabilities, with source code available. Getting recognition in The New York Times is incredibly exciting for us! We're helping businesses transform for the generative AI era and we're already compensating data owners using our patented attribution engine, based on the impact of each generation. Generative AI done right means everyone can benefit: artists, media companies, content owners, tech companies, and enterprises that can now create more personalized content, on-brand, at scale, faster than ever. This isn't a zero-sum game – everyone should enjoy the new economy. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank our team for their hard, dedicated work over the last 5 years, our investors for their trust and partnership, and all our friends at Getty Images, one of the first believers and forward thinkers. A special thanks to all of our data partners: Alamy, Envato, Depositphotos, Freepik and many more! Join us in shaping a responsible and innovative future for AI! #GenerativeAI #ResponsibleAI #Copyright #Innovation #ArtificialIntelligence  https://lnkd.in/eKAtGEjx Thanks Nico Grant Cade Metz :)

What’s more, Gross thinks he can get enough people to sign up for this all-licensed-data AI search engine to make as much money needed to pay its data providers their allotted share. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AWcRw #BillGrossProrata #UniversalMusicGroup #StruckDeals #ArtificialIntelligence #Media #Algorithms #Tags #DoesnTMinceWords #PushingBack—ItSHard #Raised$25Million

With the rising trend of AI, there’s an overlooked party that crucially contributes to all of this advancements: Premium publishers that generates high-quality and trustworthy content. They provide extensive training data for the AI model. In a panic response towards AI bots “stealing” their content, publishers block AI crawlers completely. I believe there’s a better way for the ecosystem to work together: Attribution done right and allowing monetization to flow through, and this starts with data-driven analysis and decisions. DM me if you’d like to be part of this exciting journey!