ANP warns over use of journalistic content in AI and demands compensation

TechnologyInternationalEl MostradorNov 13, 2026, 7:05 AMAI summary

The National Press Association (ANP) called for the use of journalistic content by artificial intelligence platforms to be recognized and financially compensated. Its president, José Tomás Santa María, raised the issue at the Annual Press Dinner that opened the XXXIV Regional Newspapers Meeting in Atacama: "AI needs good journalism." The ANP joined the SPUR coalition to track the use of content by AI systems and is seeking licensing agreements.

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The ANP demands compensation when AI platforms generate revenue from journalistic content.
Santa María said the crisis is in the business model, not journalism, and that AI needs credible information.
The guild joined SPUR, a UK-originated coalition seeking traceability of content use by AI.

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ANP warns over use of journalistic content in AI and demands compensation

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