The internet's new standard, RSL, is a clever fix for a complex problem, and it just might give human creators a fighting chance in the AI economy.

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Really Simple Licensing, or RSL for short, is a decentralised protocol that allows AI companies like Google, Anthropic and ...

Participating brands include plenty of internet old-schoolers. Reddit, People Inc., Yahoo, Internet Brands, Ziff Davis, ...

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

Blocking AI bots is an important first step towards an open web licensing marketplace, but web publishers will still need AI companies (especially Google) to participate in the marketplace as buyers.

The core idea of the RSL agreement is to replace the traditional robots.txt file, which only provides simple instructions to either 'allow' or 'disallow' crawlers access. With RSL, publishers can set ...

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

Reddit, Yahoo, Quora, and wikiHow are just some of the major brands on board with the RSL Standard.

According to the Database of AI Litigation maintained by George Washington University’s Ethical Tech Initiative, the United States alone now sees over 250 lawsuits, many of which allege copyright ...