The Associated Press, a global independent news organization dedicated to factual reporting, joins the SPUR Coalition to help shape the rules and standards that determine how publisher content is used in AI applications.
The AP joins the existing SPUR founders — the BBC, Financial Times, Guardian Media Group, Sky News, Telegraph Media Group and Mediahuis Group. This follows an announcement of more than 30 new members at the WAN-IFRA News Media Congress earlier this month.
The AP brings a unique perspective to the coalition as one of the world’s leading news licensors, providing its fact-based, independent and nonpartisan journalism to customers all over the world.
The AP will join SPUR’s rapidly growing membership to tackle a problem unifying publishers across the globe: The unlicensed use of original journalism in AI applications and the lack of transparency in how AI systems use content.
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