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AISeptember 21, 2026, 21:34

Book publishers increasingly license content to AI firms and build in-house AI tools

About 25 lawsuits from authors and publishers are pending against AI companies, yet some publishers are striking licensing deals: Wiley reported $49 million in AI licensing revenue for fiscal 2026. Google partnered with Penguin Random House, Macmillan, Bloomsbury and others to add AI features to e-books in Google Play.

Book publishers increasingly license content to AI firms and build in-house AI tools
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