Google, OpenAI want ‘license to steal’ from publishers with AI proposals, newspapers warn in scathing editorial
Big Tech giants like Google and ChatGPT maker OpenAI are seeking a “license to steal” as they push the White House to allow them to train AI models on copyrighted material without proper compensation, dozens of newspapers warned in scathing editorials this week.
Related News
Top News
-
![]()
Disturbing footage released of officers fatally shooting non-verbal autistic teenIdaho police have released bodycam footage of officers’ fatal shooting of a non-verbal autistic teenager who was holding a knife.
-
![]()
NYC Mayor Eric Adams makes appearance on Lara Trump’s Fox News show, defends ICEMayor Eric Adams appeared on a Fox News show hosted by President Trump’s daughter-in-law, Lara, where he defended ICE and spoke of his respect...
-
![]()
Airplane crashes into Arizona carport, pilot miraculously walks off with minor injuriesAn airplane crashed into an Arizona carport on Saturday morning -- and the pilot suffered no serious injuries, according to reports.
-
![]()
Austin Metcalf’s dad reveals he was ‘disrespected’ after being thrown out of Karmelo Anthony press conference, hoped to pray with accused killer’s familyJeff Metcalf said he just wanted to "represent my side" when he showed up at a press conference by the family of his son's alleged killer.
-
![]()
Sam’s Club reveals plan to eliminate checkout lanes completely with major changeThe retail giant plans to phase out traditional checkouts across its 600 stores.
-
![]()
What's on the masks of 2025 Stanley Cup playoff goalies? Our guide to all 16 teamsThe 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs are underway and it's the drip in goal that could potentially steal the show.
