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Compensation to which publishers? To those providing links to SEO spam? If I'm to pay (indirectly) for the content which is used to form the response, we need
by zb3 10mo ago
Compensation to which publishers? To those providing links to SEO spam?
If I'm to pay (indirectly) for the content which is used to form the response, we need to match the content that was actually used, not just the content that was sourced, otherwise we'd be rewarding SEO garbage again.
- NewsaHackO 10mo agoThis is what I don't get. I feel as though the people complaining about this are not the primary source of the information anyway. I wonder if Google already has a way for websites to opt out of the AI mode results (of course, since their sites are not adding any actual new information, there will not be a loss to them). From the search results, it seems like Google has constructed a "Knowledge Graph" LLM which it uses to answer questions in the search results and provide links to sources. How is that different from how every other LLM works? There also seems to be a second issue about Google using YouTuber videos without their consent to train AI, which may be the more pertinent issue the EU is investigating.