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AI chatbot Perplexity AI will soon start sharing advertising revenue with news publishers.
The move is designed to assuage critics that have accused the startup of plagiarism and unethical web scraping.
Publishers will get access to the chatbot's APIs and developer support so they can create their own custom answer engines on their sites.
The New York Times , Raw Story , AlterNet and The Intercept have all sued OpenAI for allegedly using copyrighted works by journalists to train ChatGPT.
Condé Nast , the parent company of The New Yorker , Vogue and Wired, sent Perplexity a cease and desist letter earlier this month .
Forbes also sent a similar letter after accusing the startup of plagiarizing one of its news articles.
The startup has neither ceased nor desisted and instead invites those publishers to join its publisher program.
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