AI accuracy is Google’s problem—until it becomes a publisher’s

Google Strikes Tough Negotiating Stance With Publishers on AI Licensing

AI-Generated Content Tests Google's Quality Standards and Editorial Accountability

The article discusses how AI-generated content is challenging Google's long-standing quality standards, using the case of Steven Rosenbaum's

Publishing and Writing Awards Struggle to Address Generative AI Challenges

The article examines how book publishers and writing awards have not adequately adapted to the prevalence of generative AI since its widespr

Google VP of Search: Publishers Must Create Content People Want to Read to Stay Visible in AI Search

Google's VP of Search, Liz Reid, discusses the evolving relationship between Google and publishers in the age of AI search. She emphasizes t

Journalism has no duty to make AI more accurate, argues critical analysis of AI's normalcy

The article argues that journalism and content creators should not feel obligated to make their work AI-friendly or to help improve AI accur

Google's Reliance on Reddit for AI Search Answers Undermines Its Own Quality Standards for Publishers

This article criticizes Google for undermining its own quality guidelines by increasingly relying on Reddit threads as authoritative sources