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Fairly Trained
PaidLegal & Copyright ProtectionIndependent certification that a generative model was trained on licensed or public-domain data.
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overview
Fairly Trained issues the Licensed Model (L) certification to generative AI providers that can demonstrate their training data was licensed, public-domain, or otherwise consented to. The certification is increasingly cited by enterprise procurement teams who need defensible answers on copyright provenance, and complements vendor indemnification programs from Microsoft, Adobe, and Anthropic.
core features
- Fairly Trained issues the Licensed Model (L) certification to generative AI providers that can demonstrate their training data was licensed, public-domain, or otherwise consented to.
- The certification is increasingly cited by enterprise procurement teams who need defensible answers on copyright provenance, and complements vendor indemnification programs from Microsoft, Adobe, and Anthropic.
target frameworks
EU AI Act (Art. 53 training-data summary)US Copyright Office guidance
faq
Fairly Trained — frequently asked questions
- What is Fairly Trained?
- Fairly Trained issues the Licensed Model (L) certification to generative AI providers that can demonstrate their training data was licensed, public-domain, or otherwise consented to. The certification is increasingly cited by enterprise procurement teams who need defensible answers on copyright provenance, and complements vendor indemnification programs from Microsoft, Adobe, and Anthropic.
- Which compliance frameworks does Fairly Trained support?
- Fairly Trained addresses EU AI Act (Art. 53 training-data summary), US Copyright Office guidance, Independent audit. Check the vendor site for the latest scope and any region-specific certifications.
- How much does Fairly Trained cost?
- Fairly Trained is a paid product. Visit https://www.fairlytrained.org for the current pricing tiers.
- Who is Fairly Trained for?
- Teams working on legal & copyright protection — particularly those that need to evidence EU AI Act (Art. 53 training-data summary), US Copyright Office guidance, Independent audit controls.
