[Opinion] AI Chatbot Replacing Article Could Mean Licenses
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An AI provider infringes a publisher's rights if its response becomes a substitute for reading an article, the CJEU spokesman stated. Experts predict that the need for access to fresh news will prompt chatbot creators to enter into licensing agreements with publishers.
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