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Vox Media and other publishers sue Cohere for copyright and trademark infringement.
The Wall Street Journal reports that The Verge’s parent company, Vox Media, and other publishers like Conde Nast, Forbes Media, and Politico filed a copyright and trademark infringement lawsuit (pdf) against the enterprise AI company Cohere. They say evidence shows Cohere uses unlicensed copies of content to directly compete with publishers, and they list 4,000 specific examples of “verbatim regurgitations and substitutional summaries of news content.”
On the Decoder podcast, we recently discussed similar media lawsuits against AI firms and spoke to Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez last summer.
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