Cashmere to Bring American Psychological Association’s Renowned Journal Content to Authorized AI Applications
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Under the agreement, APA's peer-reviewed psychology research will be made available to authorized AI applications for inference use cases
SALT LAKE CITY, UT, UNITED STATES, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Cashmere, the infrastructure platform that enables premium content publishers to expand the reach of their catalogues for AI, today announced an agreement with the American Psychological Association (APA) to make APA's peer-reviewed research journals available to authorized AI applications for
inference use cases.
APA is the leading scientific and professional organization representing psychology in the United States, with a stated mission to promote the advancement, communication, and application of psychological science and knowledge to benefit society and improve lives. Its publishing program includes 90 peer-reviewed journals, among them American Psychologist and Psychological Bulletin. Cashmere's infrastructure makes publisher content available to AI applications strictly for inference, so that AI tools can draw on authoritative source material without that content being used to train large language models. Publisher content is held within Cashmere's air-gapped infrastructure, which is SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR compliant. Additionally, Cashmere's business intelligence layer gives publishers insight into how their content is being used in AI, helping them understand demand and supporting the sustainability of content creation.
Cashmere's mission is grounded in the principle that human progress depends on authoritative, verified knowledge, and that the creators of the most important human knowledge should be incentivized, protected and compensated.
"We are delighted to announce this agreement with the American Psychological Association. Cashmere's mission is grounded in the belief that human progress depends on authoritative, verified knowledge, and psychological science is a clear example of that." — Jonathan Munk, CEO of Cashmere
“APA exists to ensure that psychological science is advanced and applied in ways that improve lives. As AI becomes an increasingly important conduit for knowledge, our work with Cashmere enables us to engage that channel responsibly. We can extend APA’s trusted content into AI platforms with a design for transparency, appropriate licensing controls, and clear insight into how psychological knowledge is used. It is a forward‑looking step that aligns with our mission and desire to protect the integrity of the science we steward.”— Jasper Simons, Chief Publishing Officer at APA
About Cashmere
Human progress depends on authoritative, verified knowledge. Cashmere exists to ensure the creators of the most important human knowledge are incentivized, protected and compensated. Cashmere is an infrastructure platform that connects premium content publishers with AI companies for compliant, controlled inference use, enabling publishers to monetize their catalogues safely, with control and at scale, without the risk of their content being used for LLM training. Learn more at cashmere.io.
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