Pivotal rulings shape the relationship between journalism and AI
Legal decisions in cases between publishers and AI companies began to define the terms of their coexistence.
Legal decisions in cases between publishers and AI companies began to define the terms of their coexistence.
Facing falling traffic from AI-powered search, publishers pursued direct audiences and new revenue models.
Lawsuits, licensing deals and new tools marked an escalating struggle to define journalism's place in the AI era.
Even as some pursued lawsuits, a number of publishers negotiated agreements to license their content to AI firms.
A prominent legal action over the use of journalism to train AI could reshape the relationship between media and tech.
The rise of generative AI forced news organisations to grapple with both opportunities and existential risks.
The rise of subscriptions and newsletters offered a path toward sustainability for parts of the press.
Mergers among newspaper chains reflected the deepening crisis facing local journalism.
Once-celebrated digital news outlets cut staff deeply, exposing the fragility of online media economics.