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Google Admits to Using Content from Publishers Who Opt Out to Train its Search AI

Google AIby Willow Tohi | Natural News Google confirmed it uses web content to train AI-powered search features (e.g., Gemini) even when publishers opt out, as its search division operates under different rules than general AI training policies. To fully block AI training, publishers must opt out of Google Search indexing via robots.txt. But this renders their content invisible in search results, harming traffic and ad revenue. The Justice Department proposes drastic measures, including forcing Google to divest Chrome, end default-search payments, and share search/AI data with competitors to curb dominance. Publishers and authors accuse Google and OpenAI of exploiting copyrighted […]
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La difficile scommessa di Anthropic *

Il fatturato 2026 di Anthropic è sui 30 miliardi di dollari e poggia su una scommessa: una politica di prezzo mai usata prima su scala così larga. Se la scelta non paga, il problema non investe solo l’azienda, ma il modello finanziario dell’intero settore.

L'articolo La difficile scommessa di Anthropic * proviene da Lavoce.info.

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La scelta europea tra IA open source e sovranità *

Usa, Cina ed Europa hanno approcci diversi all’IA e al finanziamento del suo sviluppo. Per l’Unione europea è però arrivato il momento di decidere se la dipendenza tecnologica dai modelli americani è un fatto da gestire o un problema da affrontare.

L'articolo La scelta europea tra IA open source e sovranità * proviene da Lavoce.info.

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The IPOs of SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic threaten to drive Wall Street to bubble-like levels

Stock markets continue to perform strongly despite the mounting risks. Neither the war in the Middle East, nor the resurgence of inflationary pressures, nor fears of an economic slowdown have managed to slow down the equity market. However, beneath this apparent strength there lies an increasingly evident fragility: the growing concentration of the market. The bulk of the gains rests on an increasingly limited number of stocks, and the trend is particularly evident in the U.S. According to Goldman Sachs, 85% of the S&P 500’s gains so far in 2026 (10%) come from technology. Excluding the sector, the advance drops to 3%.

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A SpaceX Falcon Heavy lifting off from Cape Cañaveral in Florida.
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What’s the best way to talk about health with chatbots?

In 2021, Miriam González, a 35-year-old from Murcia, Spain, went to the doctor because she was bleeding from her breast. She was told to relax: everything was normal. But in 2024, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. And, shortly afterward, she discovered it was metastatic, at stage four.

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Miriam González, an engineer who has used AI for medical consultations, in an image provided by her.
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