aserl-collection-strategy Mailing List: Re: Elsevier AI language

[Corbett, Lauren (corbetle]

I've not seen anything from Elsevier yet, but received something from a
more niche STEM publisher recently that explicitly prohibited the use of
their content for training.
Lauren
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Lauren Corbett  (she/her)
Director of Resource Services, Z. Smith Reynolds Library
Wake Forest University
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On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 12:54 PM Palazzolo, Christopher <cpalazz [at] emory.edu>
wrote:

> Good afternoon, colleagues!
>
> For those you who are currently negotiating any renewals with Elsevier,
> can you share any language they are attempting to include re: generative
> AI? If so, have you been able to push back with fair use language? I ask
> because I am wondering if they are trying to clamp down on any competition
> with Scopus.AI. We have a researcher who wants to extract a certain number
> of high-impact article abstracts to perform some LLM traning.
>
> Thanks for your consideration!
>
> Chris
>
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