HKFP joins the SPUR Coalition to defend original reporting against unpaid use by AI
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- Hong Kong Free Press has joined the SPUR Coalition as an associate member to seek rules governing AI firms’ use of journalism without payment.
- The coalition, initiated in February by organizations including the BBC, Financial Times, Sky News and the Guardian, aims to shape the relationship between news organizations and AI companies.
Hong Kong Free Press has joined the SPUR Coalition as an associate member, seeking a fair, rules-based relationship with AI firms that have benefited from its newsroom’s journalism without paying for it.
The coalition was initiated in February by organizations including the BBC, Financial Times, Sky News and the Guardian. It aims to shape how news organizations and AI companies work with each other.
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