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fromFortune
4 days ago

Google's AI is the 'worst' for stealing content, says People CEO | Fortune

When Google became the dominant search engine around 2004, not everyone was happy. Everyone from book publishers to music studios blasted the company for helping itself to copyrighted content without paying. The search giant eventually smoothed things over but now, twenty years later, Google has become the media industry's villain all over again-this time for gobbling that same content to train its AI tools.
Artificial intelligence
Intellectual property law
fromArs Technica
4 days ago

Pay-per-output? AI firms blindsided by beefed up robots.txt instructions.

RSL enables publishers to declare licensing terms and require compensation from AI crawlers and agents via an automated robots.txt-based protocol.
Media industry
fromWindows Central
2 weeks ago

Perplexity just put a price tag on clicks, and 80% could go to publishers

AI summary tools harvest publisher content, reduce pageviews, and threaten ad and affiliate revenue, prompting Perplexity to propose compensating publishers.
Media industry
fromAdExchanger
2 weeks ago

Wil AI Companies Pay Publishers? | AdExchanger

Publishers aim to secure payment and control for AI use of their content through initiatives like CoMP, facing uncertain leverage with dominant AI companies.
Artificial intelligence
fromCNET
2 weeks ago

Perplexity Will Share Revenue From AI Searches With Publishers

Perplexity AI will share Comet Plus subscription revenue with publishers for clicks, cited content, and agent-driven visits to compensate journalistic creators.
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