Rights holders will need scalable ways to collect training royalties
dhadfieldmenell · x · 2026-07-28
The author argues that rights holders will have to accept some friction in collecting returns when their content is used for training.
- AI companies should not be expected to find every creator and negotiate one-off deals.
- The post frames this as a practical constraint, not a moral endorsement of taking data.
- It suggests that a scalable licensing mechanism is needed on the rights-holder side.
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