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Conservative groups oppose AI companies' internet data collection in court

Conservative groups are contesting in a Manhattan federal court the ability of AI companies to collect data from the internet without compensating news outlets. They warn that this could lead to an information monopoly and threaten national security.

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Conservative groups are contesting in a Manhattan federal court the ability of AI companies to collect data from the internet without compensating news outlets. They warn that this could lead to an information monopoly and threaten national security.

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Conservative groups warn letting AI giants ‘recklessly crawl the internet’ would jeopardize news outlets, national security: court

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Conservative groups oppose AI companies' internet data collection in court