AI news battle escalates as publishers push back against big tech

Ahron Young examines AI’s effects on journalism and the implications of tech companies funding content

The battle between artificial intelligence companies and the news industry is heating up. Reuters Editor-in-Chief Alessandra Galloni has urged publishers to hold their ground over AI training, while Anthropic has denied reports it was negotiating with the ABC for access to its content.

As more media companies strike licensing deals, questions remain over whether governments should step in with an AI bargaining code.

Australia is also renewing its focus on sports betting advertising, with fresh scrutiny over responsible gambling and the impact of betting promotions on audiences.

The debate is adding pressure on regulators and broadcasters as calls for tighter restrictions grow.

Darren Woolley from TrinityP3 breaks down the fight over AI, copyright, compensation, and the future relationship between technology companies and the media industry.

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