Seattle Times and Newsday Sue OpenAI and Microsoft
Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft over unauthorized use of their journalism for AI training, raising critical questions about content ownership and fair use.
Latest news and articles
6 articles published
Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft over unauthorized use of their journalism for AI training, raising critical questions about content ownership and fair use.
Google's new preferred source button may help publishers regain lost traffic amid AI-driven changes in online search. Can it foster stronger reader relationships?

The startup Objection aims to use AI to assess journalism, raising questions about accountability and the potential chilling effects on whistleblowers.

Grammarly's new 'expert review' feature promises user insights from writers but fails to deliver real expert analysis.

New York legislators are proposing two bills to regulate AI, including labeling AI content and pausing new data center construction. These measures reflect bipartisan concerns.

AI bots are multiplying online, compelling publishers to strengthen defenses. The stakes are high for content integrity and economic viability.