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AI’s promise does not justify using any means to build it

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By Jason Kint
| Digital Content Next
The ends can’t justify the means. This was my major takeaway in reading the Summary Judgement cross-motions filed Friday in rapid fire order by the defendant Big AI companies (OpenAI and Microsoft) and the plaintiff news publishers led by The New York Times. The defendants, and their allies, want to tie their entire defense in this landmark copyright case to the inevitability of the AI-driven world.
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The $459 Million Cambridge Analytica Reckoning Buried in Meta's Teen Safety Settlement

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By Jason Kint
| Tech Policy Press
This piece was updated on August 28 with a clarification detailed below. Signs for company Cambridge Analytica in the lobby of the building in which they were based on March 21, 2018 in London, England. (Photo by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images) There was a curious word buried in yesterday’s eye-popping 130-page, $17 billion settlement between Meta and 52 states and territories over harms to children. “Cambridge.” It appears 45 times, to be precise. But why?
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Forget it. Publishers can’t leave Google. That’s a problem

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By Jason Kint
| Digital Content Next
Reality bites. And the great debate over whether publishers will opt out of Google Search is not reality. In recent months, I’ve watched everyone from Adweek and NiemanLab to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal posit this question. This week, Digiday devoted an hour-long podcast to pros and cons. Let me be the first to say it bluntly and publicly: It ain’t happening. Diversifying discovery and business away from Google? Absolutely. Every smart publisher is working to do it.
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