(Ironically, if you search for an image of the Creative Commons logo in Wikipedia, the site says that the image is copyrighted. I'm going to go ahead and claim fair use.) ...

Creative Commons isn't particularly restrictive, but using the official D&D logo in unofficial products is naturally off the table.

CC signals will allow dataset holders to detail how their content can or cannot be reused by machines, as in the case of training AI models.

The signals that indicate how to use a Creative Commons photograph could soon serve as inspiration for enabling creators to flag how an AI is allowed to use that image in training datasets. The ...

Creative Commons says copyright can’t protect your photos from ending up in a facial recognition database It says that it’s up to public policy to address ethical concerns ...

Creative Commons, the organization responsible for the licenses of the same name, is working on labels to indicate the conditions under which data sets can be used for training AI models.

This means we are giving YOU permission to republish any openDemocracy.net article with a Creative Commons logo on it, in any non-commercial media. We ask you to adhere to some guidelines, and to ...

Beginning today, we’re releasing all Wired.com staff-produced photos under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC) license and making them available in high-res format on a newly launched public Flickr ...

It creates a Creative Commons logo, allows users to select from a list of licensing terms, and inserts the license chosen along with a brief summary and link to the Creative Commons site.

This means we are giving YOU permission to republish any openDemocracy.net article with a Creative Commons logo on it, in any non-commercial media. We ask you to adhere to some guidelines, and to ...