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When The Internet Is Not Enough
They have consumed virtually ALL of the data available on the Internet. All of it.
Would We Have Taylor Swift Without The Beatles? The Battle Over AI Training
Copyright law originated as a way for Congress to “promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries.”
AI's 2024 Impact on Public Relations Brings Challenges and Changes
As we move further into 2024, it's clear that AI's role in the PR landscape is poised for even greater expansion, offering both new possibilities and challenges for the industry.
The Future of Newswires: Opportunities and Landmines
As we enter a new era, characterized by data-driven journalism, artificial intelligence, and changing consumer habits, the landscape for newswires is set to undergo significant shifts.
Lots of Questions About AI, Not Many Definitive Answers, Yet
That we live in a dynamic, digital world was an understatement even before OpenAI’s generative AI ChatGPT was unleashed widely last November 30th. Now there are more questions than answers.
Google and OpenAI want to feed your content into their learning models
Google’s recent submission to the Australian government’s review of AI regulatory framework includes the company’s assertion that generative AI programs should be allowed to scrape the entire internet for content.