Wikimedia Foundation Tries to Save Itself From Oblivion by Brokering AI Copyright Deal
THE SO WHAT
If Wikimedia cuts a structured copyright deal with AI players, the reference layer of the internet starts to look more like a licensed data utility than a public commons. Content owners should be modeling upside from data licensing, not just downside from scraping.
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