‘Unsustainable status quo’: AI companies and publishers respond to Govt copyright consultation
Opt-out proposal like burglars being allowed unless banned by sign on front door, one response says.
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BBC study revealing scale of AI-generated news inaccuracies is ‘crucial checkpoint’ but we shouldn’t write the tech off
Paul Doyle says AI issues need to be addressed at risk of "integrity of our entire information ecosystem".
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Who’s suing AI and who’s signing: 14 publishers join lawsuit against start-up Cohere
14 major publishers sue AI start-up Cohere Inc.
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Virtual reality: The widely-quoted media experts who are not what they seem
One commentator contacted by Press Gazette does not exist and another declined to share credentials or other proof.
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Former Independent editor says AI will free up reporters to create more ‘guff’
Chris Blackhurst said "guff" would fill the void left as journalism's business model collapsed.
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How publishers should fight back against the greatest heist in history
The hypocritical theft of all human creativity by big tech is being aided by UK Government.
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ChatGPT referrals to top publishers up eight times in six months but still negligible
Among the sites analysed, the New York Post and Forbes saw the most traffic from AI platforms.
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‘Callous disregard’ of copyright by gen AI companies ruins the magic
Copyright law in the UK is "absolutely clear" but needs to be enforced, Graham Lovelace argues.
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