
Runlayer and Rippling dropped their lawsuits with no settlement, spotlighting the risks and speed of competition in the AI gateway market.
Google’s Preferred Sources lets readers favor publishers across Search and Discover, aiming to help sites win back traffic from AI-driven losses.
AI backlash is rising as Americans distrust the industry, fear job losses and question data centers, despite Silicon Valley’s optimism.
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