Publishers wait for click data before testing Google’s AI opt-out
Google must provide U.K. publishers with click data by Dec. 3, and some say they want that information before changing how their content appears in AI features.

Google must provide U.K. publishers with click data by Dec. 3, and some say they want that information before changing how their content appears in AI features.

IFPI chief executive Victoria Oakley says Australia risks weakening protections for creative work if it loosens copyright rules for AI companies.

Meta postponed its revised business terms by three weeks as publishers, trade groups and regulators continue raising concerns.

News/Media Alliance, WAN-IFRA and European publishing groups are pressing Meta to withdraw or reconsider its revised commercial terms.

The Movement for an Open Web wants regulators to pause Meta’s new commercial terms before they take effect Oct. 30.
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OpenAI will add invisible text watermarks to eligible ChatGPT and Codex outputs in the European Union, while API customers can opt in globally.

Publishers are lobbying for a federal bill that would require stealth crawlers to identify themselves and disclose their purpose.

Anthropic detailed how Claude's SynthID-based text watermark works, when editing removes it and why code carries a lesser mark.

Starting August 2, companies must mark synthetic content designed to look real with visible AI labels and digital watermarks or face fines.

Rules that AI summaries and answers are products of the companies, which can be held liable for inaccurate information.
