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Prarthana Prakash

Billionaire mogul Barry Diller has some advice for the media about A.I.: Sue

A picture of Barry Diller speaking (Credit: Michael Loccisano—Semafor/Getty Images)

Artificial intelligence will likely find a way to be relevant in every industry—whether it's therapy, tourism, or music. It’s also coming for the news business, and the consequences could be pretty serious, according to billionaire and media baron Barry Diller. 

The cofounder of Fox TV Networks (along with Rupert Murdoch) and currently an executive at media holding company IAC, Diller thinks that if generative A.I. tools use content from the internet for their models, including the work of news publications, news outlets should take legal action.

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