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Polish publishers are asking UOKiK to block Meta’s new terms, which from November 20 will allow it to copy content from company websites. In Norway, a court has already suspended them, and Google, Microsoft and OpenAI are announcing a joint rule that a website can use to exclude its content from AI training.
Third-party apps and Apple apps are to ask users in Poland for consent in the same way. The change may affect the data used by marketers and app publishers.
A cyberattack spoiled food in French stores, drones took Yandex data centers offline, and Poland and Slovakia are adding labor regulations. We selected from the past week what matters for companies and teams.
Artificial intelligence rules are starting to work in practice: OpenAI will watermark ChatGPT texts by default in the European Union. UOKiK has brought charges against Google in a dispute over money for publishers, and in the US the media giant Skydance is being formed.
UOKiK has brought charges against four Google companies over the way they negotiated with Polish publishers. Formally, it is a dispute between the media and a platform, but it affects every company whose traffic and sales depend on a single search engine.
The authority alleges that in talks about payment for article snippets, Google did not disclose to publishers the data required by law. Four companies in the group face a fine of up to 10 percent of turnover.
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