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The Guardian - AU
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Josh Taylor

Australian news media could seek payment from Meta for content used to train AI

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There are calls to designate Meta under the news media bargaining code amid its announcement that it would no longer sign deals to pay for Australian news. Photograph: Thibault Camus/AP

Australian media companies could seek compensation from Meta for its use of online news sources in training generative AI technology, researchers have said.

When Meta announced last week that it would not sign new deals to pay for news in Australia for use on Facebook, it downplayed the value of news to its services, stating that just 3% of Facebook usage in Australia was related to news.

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