Creative Commons for the first time CC signals, an open ecosystem framework of artificial intelligence

Non -profitable Creative rumorsWhich led the licensing movement that allows creators to share their work while maintaining copyright, is now preparing for the era of artificial intelligence. On Wednesday, the Foundation announced the launch of a new project, CC, which will allow data collections holders in detail how to reuse their content or cannot be reused by machines, as in the case of training artificial intelligence models.

The idea aims to create a balance between the open nature of the Internet and demand more data to provide artificial intelligence.

He also explains creative rumors in a Blog postThe ongoing ongoing data extraction can lead to openness on the Internet and can see entities roaming in their sites or guarding walls, instead of sharing access to their data.

The CC Signals project, on the other hand, aims to provide a legal and technical solution that would provide a framework for the participation of the data set for its use among those who control data and those who use it to train artificial intelligence.

The demand for such a tool increases, as companies wrestle with changing their policies and conditions of service either to reduce artificial intelligence training on their data or explain to what extent they will use user data for AI’s purposes.

For example, X initially b Changing This allowed foreign authorities to train their models on their public data, then later reverse Which – which. Robots.txtWhich is supposed to tell the automatic web crawls if they can access their location, to restrict robots from bulldozing their data to train artificial intelligence. Cloudflare Looking towards a solution Amnesty International’s robots will be paid on the scandal, as well As tools to confuse them. And the sources of the sources are open Also built tools To slow and waste the crawls of artificial intelligence that did not respect the “non -crawling” directives.

Instead, the CC Signals project proposes a different solution: a set of tools that provide a range of legal enforcement, but all have moral weight, similar to CC licenses that today cover billions of creative work openly licensed via the Internet.

“CC signals are designed to maintain the public in the era of artificial intelligence,” said Anna Tumaddoter, CEO of Creative Commons. “As CC licenses have helped build an open web network, we believe that CC signals will help form an open ecosystem of artificial intelligence based on reciprocity.”

The project has now started only in crystallization. Early designs were published on CC website and Jaytap page. The organization is actively seeking to obtain general reactions before its plans to launch alpha (early test) in November 2025. It will also host a series of city halls for comments and questions.