CNN sues Perplexity over alleged AI copyright theft
CNN is suing Perplexity, arguing that a company “valued at tens of billions of dollars” should pay for the journalism it exploits.

CNN is suing Perplexity, arguing that a company “valued at tens of billions of dollars” should pay for the journalism it exploits.
As AI systems increasingly rely on publisher content to answer questions, a new marketplace for information has quietly emerged. The problem? Publishers are barely part of it.

The partnership means election data will be available to ChatGPT users for the 2028 election.

Affiliate marketing is navigating a structural shift in how content discovery—and by whom.

YouTube is moving from voluntary disclosure to automatic detection when it comes to AI-generated content.
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SynthID watermarks and C2PA conformance are the backbone of a new effort, but OpenAI admits no single method is foolproof.

Drew Chapin, who pleaded guilty to investor fraud in 2021, acknowledged running 17 AI-driven fake local news sites.

Google I/O unveiled the biggest change to Search in 25 years — and it starts this week.

LinkedIn is purging AI-generated filler from your feed, and it has a pretty specific idea of what counts as slop.
