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News Corp. CEO Expects "Significant" Revenue From AI Companies That License Content - Vimarsana News

News Corp. CEO Expects "Significant" Revenue From AI Companies That License Content

On News Corp.’s fiscal first-quarter earnings call, CEO Robert Thomson said that the company is in “advanced discussions” with companies to license its…

Source: biztoc.com
News Corp. Beats Walls Street Expectations in Q1 - Vimarsana News

News Corp. Beats Walls Street Expectations in Q1

The media company, which owns The Wall Street Journal, reported net income of $58 million, a 12% drop from the previous year 

News Corp beats quarterly revenue estimates on rise in subscriptions - Vimarsana News

News Corp beats quarterly revenue estimates on rise in subscriptions

Media conglomerate News Corp beat Wall Street targets for first-quarter revenue on Thursday, boosted by a rise in digital subscriptions at business information unit Dow Jones and a recovery in ad...

Google's 'Bard' chatbot rips 'monopoly power' of search giant, says DOJ 'should prevail' in antitrust trial - Vimarsana News

Google's 'Bard' chatbot rips 'monopoly power' of search giant, says DOJ 'should prevail' in antitrust trial

Google’s own “Bard” AI chatbot says the US Justice Department has a winning case in the landmark antitrust trial against the search giant – and blasted the company for wielding illegal “monopoly power” that has “harmed consumers,” according to a Post analysis.

Source: nypost.com
AI chatbots creating 'plagiarism stew': News Media Alliance - Vimarsana News

AI chatbots creating 'plagiarism stew': News Media Alliance

News Media Alliance argues the most popular AI chatbots have been violating copyright law by reproducing entire sections of some articles in their responses.

Source: nypost.com