person

Stephen Marche

Author; AI and writers' rights

Canadian writer who has written extensively on AI and the future of writing in The Atlantic and elsewhere. Public voice in the writers'-rights conversation about AI training data.

current Writer, Independent

wikipedia @StephenMarche

Strategy positions

Governance firstendorses

Lead with regulation, treaties, liability regimes

Argues writers' work has been used in AI training without consent and that creative-rights frameworks must be applied.

AI training on copyrighted writing without consent is mass-scale wage theft from creators.

¶ articleStephen Marche on AI· The Atlantic· 2024· loose paraphrase

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Abeba Birhane
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Adam Tooze
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Columbia historian; Chartbook newsletter
Adrian Weller
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Cambridge professor; Alan Turing Institute fellow
Adrienne LaFrance
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The Atlantic executive editor; technology critic
Adrienne Williams
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Akash Wasil
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Encode Justice; AI policy advocate

Record last updated 2026-04-25.