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Really Simple Licencing: the first AI licensing automation protocol

The RSL Collective unveils the Really Simple Licensing (RSL) standard, a protocol designed to make it easier to pay content creators in the age of artificial intelligence. A laudable idea, but one that won’t solve all the problems.

In San Francisco, a number of publishers and technology companies voiced their support for a new protocol enabling licenses to be concluded between rights holders and AI developers in a straightforward manner. The protocol, named Really Simple Licensing (RSL)…

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