April 13, 2025, 10:20 am
A new report from Canadian researchers has emphasized the need for future legislation to fairly compensate news outlets for their content, urging that rapid advancements in generative artificial intelligence be considered. The study highlights how AI disruptions are reshaping news production and distribution, and it calls on policymakers to factor these changes into legal frameworks designed to balance the influence of Big Tech with the economic interests of traditional journalism.
Centre for Media, Technology and Democracy suggest news outlets are better off pursuing collective, rather than individual, deals with AI companies
TORONTO — Canadian researchers say any future legislation meant to level the playing field between Big Tech and journalism organizations must account for generative artificial intelligence. The experts behind a new report analyzing Canada’s Online News Act say it’s important for the popular...
TORONTO — Canadian researchers say any future legislation meant to level the playing field between Big Tech and journalism organizations must account for generative artificial intelligence. The experts behind a new report analyzing Canada’s Online News Act say it’s important for the popular...
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