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Academic publisher Wiley calls for “ethical and legal” AI training.
In a statement published on its site, Wiley says AI developers must obtain a license to use its content for AI training and development. “Wiley has consistently and publicly reserved all rights in our copyrighted materials; no implied permission exists absent a proper license,” it says.
Last month, Wiley announced that while it will allow writers to use AI tools in their manuscripts, they should be a “companion to their writing process, not a replacement.”
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