"Skip the links": Wall Street Journal verklagt KI-Firma Perplexity
Wall Street Journal and New York Post accuse AI company Perplexity AI of large-scale, shameless copyright infringement. Their ...
Wall Street Journal, New York Post Sue Jeff Bezos-Backed Perplexity As AI Battles Rage
News Corp.'s WSJ and New York Post have sued the Jeff Bezos-backed generative AI startup Perplexity for copyright ...
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Murdoch's Dow Jones, New York Post sue Perplexity AI for 'illegal' copying of content
Perplexity uses a variety of large language models (LLMs) to generate its summaries, from OpenAI to Meta's open-source model ...
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Murdoch firms Dow Jones and New York Post sue Perplexity AI
Media baron Rupert Murdoch's Dow Jones and New York Post filed a lawsuit against Perplexity AI on Monday, claiming the AI ...
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Perplexity AI Looks to Raise $500 Million at $8 Billion Valuation
Perplexity AI is reportedly in discussions to raise $500 million in a new funding round, which could more than double its ...
Perplexity AI in funding talks to more than double valuation to $8 billion, WSJ reports
Perplexity has told investors it is looking to raise around $500 million in the new funding round, the Journal reported ...
Perplexity faces copyright infringement lawsuit from WSJ, NYP: report
Perplexity AI, a generative artificial intelligence search engine, faces a lawsuit from the News Corp's Wall Street Journal ...
Google's share of the search ad market could drop below 50% for the first time in a decade as AI search engines boom
Google is facing new competition as AI transforms the advertising market and its cultural dominance wanes.
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Perplexity AI introduces new features for paid customers
They have worked as a data and analytics consultant, a software tester, and a digital… Perplexity AI adds Internal ... between different available large language models (LLMs) to power its ...
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New York Times warns Perplexity: Not our content
"Perplexity and its business partners have illicitly enriched themselves by using the Times' expressive, carefully written, researched and edited journalism without a license," the New York Times ...