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Major publishers – including Reddit, Yahoo, Medium, and Quora – today announced support of a new licensing standard, Really ...

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Announced earlier today, Really Simple Licensing, or RSL, is an open, decentralized protocol developed by the non-profit RSL ...

A new system called Real Simple Licensing would allow AI companies to license training data at a massive scale — if they're ...

Leading Internet companies and publishers—including Reddit, Yahoo, Quora, Medium, The Daily Beast, Fastly, and more—think ...

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