Korean Publishers Ask AI Companies to Show Which Books They Trained On
The Korea Publishers Society opened signatures on an October appeal that asks government, parliament and AI firms for disclosure, permission and pay.
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Seoul-based publishers' association (KOPUS) behind the 2026 'No Books, No AI' appeal. Official site: www.kopus.org
The Korea Publishers Society opened signatures on an October appeal that asks government, parliament and AI firms for disclosure, permission and pay.
The Literature Translation Institute of Korea says it found 21 Korean writers' books on the Anthropic compensation list and notified the authors, Yonhap reports.
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