
The AI Frontier: Johns Hopkins University Press and the New Era of Scholarly Licensing
Johns Hopkins University Press has made a big move by letting AI companies use all its books to train artificial intelligence models. Authors can choose to opt out by August 31, 2025, but if they stay in, they get $100 for each book per license. This decision is shaking up the academic world, as other big publishers are watching and considering similar deals. Some authors are upset because they worry about low pay and future effects on their book sales. This deal could change how books are used













