Perplexity AI, a startup search engine, has been accused of plagiarism by Forbes, sparking a debate about the ethical use of AI in journalism.
Aravind Srinivas, Perplexity AI’s CEO, acknowledged that their new “product feature” had “rough edges” but defended their approach, arguing it was a means of driving traffic to original sources.
This incident raises significant ethical questions about how AI-generated content can be used without compromising the integrity of original journalism.
This controversy also highlights the responsibility of tech giants like Google to ensure their AI technologies are used ethically and responsibly.
Perplexity AI's actions have raised concerns about the potential impact on the journalism industry.
The rise of AI in journalism is a complex issue with both potential benefits and risks.
Jeff Bezos, who has invested in both Perplexity AI and The Washington Post, faces a dilemma as AI-driven content raises ethical questions about the future of journalism.
Ask anything...