While AIhub and its affiliates believe in the free flow of information, we also expect to be fairly attributed for our work. So unless otherwise noted, you can republish our articles online or in print for free as long as you clearly and visibly credit both AIhub and the author(s), and as long as you don’t edit or sell the articles separately. Please follow the detailed guidelines below.

We’d like to thank The Conversation for allowing us to adapt their republishing guidelines for our use.

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Republishing rules, for print and online

1. Crediting authors – All our authors MUST be credited in the byline in a visible place at the top of the article. e.g. “Author Name, Affiliation” (for example “by John Doe, The AI Conference”).
2. Crediting AIhub – A link back to the original AIhub article must be included in the text. This should be done at the top of the article, and ideally includes the AIhub logo:
3. Editing – Unless you have express permission from the author, you may only edit our material to reflect relative changes in time, location, editorial style and regional spelling. (For example, “yesterday” can be changed to “last week,” “Zurich” to  “here”, and “characterize” to “characterise”). You may not arbitrarily delete portions of the text, but if space is tight, you can run the first few lines or paragraphs of the article, followed by “Read the full article at AIhub” with a link back to the article page on our site. If you need to materially edit our content, please send an email to aihuborg[at]gmail.com to make your request.
4. PDFs, images, video, audio and other supplemental material – All supplemental material, including (but not limited to) images, PDFs, audio, video, text and other files MUST remain in their original posted location. You may not under any circumstances upload these to your own server. Please be aware that such material may not be licensed for redistribution beyond our AIhub properties.
5. Image copyright – You must confirm for yourself that you’re licensed to republish images in our articles. Some sources don’t allow their images to be republished without permission, and it is your responsibility to check first.
6. Advertising – It’s OK to put our articles on pages with ads, but you can’t sell our material separately, or put our articles behind an “ad wall” that forces the reader to click or close the ad before accessing the article.
7. Systematic republishing – You may republish individual articles on occasion, but you may not systematically republish our articles. If that’s your aim, please contact us: aihuborg[at]gmail.com.
8. Links to AIhub; use of the AIhub logo – We appreciate referrals, mentions and links to our homepage (https://aihub.org) or to specific articles and authors. You may link to AIhub or use our logo as long as the referral does not cast us in a false or misleading light.
9. Links to other sites – AIhub articles may contain links to other websites, and we have no control over these other sites or their content. You should be aware when you leave AIhub for another site that it is governed by its own user agreement and privacy policy, which you should read.
10. Frames – You may not frame the content of our site.
11. Licensing – Unless otherwise noted, all our articles are licensed under Creative Commons — Attribution/No derivatives, which explains the legal details. If you have questions, please send an email to aihuborg[at]gmail.com.