Google adds more inline links across AI Search, tests publisher profiles in AI Mode
Google is increasing links across its AI Search experiences and testing clickable creator and publisher profiles in AI Mode.

Google is increasing links across its AI Search experiences and testing clickable creator and publisher profiles in AI Mode.

New reports show automated web traffic rising sharply as malicious bots impersonate AI assistants and expose security gaps.

Google referrals to publishers fell 40% in a year as some outlets experiment with ways to improve visibility in AI-generated answers.

Reach has announced a partnership with Google that gives Google enhanced content rights to news across its UK and Ireland portfolio.

More than 40 publishers joined SPUR, expanding the coalition to over 80 members across more than 20 countries.
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USA Today Co. seeks $250 million, alleging OpenAI used hundreds of thousands of articles without permission or payment.

Princeton’s Arvind Narayanan said chatbots could become a default source for facts within a decade, though the shift is not inevitable.

The Tarbell Center plans to spend $10 million by the end of 2027, beginning with grants to two NPR projects.

OpenAI will add invisible text watermarks to eligible ChatGPT and Codex outputs in the European Union, while API customers can opt in globally.

The publisher coalition wants a common way to track when AI systems retrieve, use, cite and present publisher content.
