Our mission is to preserve human creativity and make it thrive in the AI era.
Here's our plan.
AI is reshaping our understanding of what's achievable, inspiring new possibilities for learning, creativity, and progress.
This innovation is fueled by the creative works of humans that the technology trains on. The depth of human experiences, vulnerabilities, emotions, and even imperfections that inspire creative works give AI its power.
To get the best out of technology, we must ensure we are also continuing to receive the best human-created works. Properly compensating the humans behind these works is the first step in ensuring their longevity.
Building upon Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics, we have developed and are advocating for a new constitution.
The Fourth Law: When A.I. robots use or learn from human behavior or human creative output, this must happen symbiotically to benefit both humans and robots.
This can be achieved if all parties follow the governing principles.
AI robots should be able to learn from human works of authorship and other human creative output only after they obtain consent from such rights holders.
Authors, publishers, and other content rights holders should control how their works are used by robots.
If requested by humans, AI robots must provide compensation.
AI robots must ensure creators receive proper attribution when their work is used for training or in outputs.
Robots must continually learn from the latest human behavior and creative output to ensure that the robot ecosystem reflects the best and latest of humanity.
We invite you to use it like the © symbol to signify when work has been created by a human.
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