AAP partners with Vermillio to address AI‑related copyright infringement
The Association of American Publishers (AAP) has announced a partnership with the technology company Vermillio to document and facilitate the […]
The Association of American Publishers (AAP) has announced a partnership with the technology company Vermillio to document and facilitate the […]
Major publishers are hiring technology firms to help them identify and go after AI-generated audiobooks. The Association of American Publishers,
The Association of American Publishers (AAP) and technology company Vermillio will team up to find and remove “infringing copies of literary works from
The Association of American Publishers (AAP) has partnered with technology company Vermillio to help identify and remove unauthorized copies of books and audiobooks online, including AI-generated reproductions. Using Vermillio’s TraceID™ technology, the initiative aims to protect authors’ works better and strengthen publishing industry efforts to safeguard intellectual property in the age of generative AI.
The Association of American Publishers partners with the AI licensing and protection platform Vermillio to combat AI-generated pirated audiobooks, Publishers Weekly reports.
Vermillio is currently tracking tens of thousands of audiobooks on YouTube and other platforms in search of copyright infringement, including in files that have been manipulated with A.I.
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