AI search engine accused of plagiarism announces publisher revenue-sharing plan
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July 30, 2024, 7:58 PM
- •Perplexity, an AI-powered search engine, has announced a new revenue-sharing program for publishers.
- •The move comes after plagiarism allegations from major media outlets, including Forbes, Wired, and Ars parent company Condé Nast.
- •Under the program, Perplexity will share a percentage of ad revenue with publishers when their content is cited in AI-generated answers.
Perplexity, an AI-powered search engine, has announced a new revenue-sharing program for publishers. The move comes after plagiarism allegations from major media outlets. Under the program, Perplexity will share a percentage of ad revenue with publishers when their content is cited in AI-generated answers.
Entities Mentioned
Dmitry ShevelenkoRoger LynchCondé Nast
Topics Covered
AIBiz & ITAI plagiarismAI search enginears technicaCNBCConde Nastforbesmachine learningPerplexityPerplexity.aiRoger Lynchwiredwordpress
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