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Nigeria probes big tech, AI firms for 'unlawful' media content use

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Nigeria probes big tech, AI firms for 'unlawful' media content use
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Nigeria's competition regulator is investigating major tech and AI companies for the alleged unlawful use of journalistic content to train AI models. The probe follows a petition from the Nigerian Press Organisation, which claims these firms are engaging in anti-competitive practices and denying media outlets fair compensation.

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This investigation highlights the growing global tension between news publishers and big tech over intellectual property rights and the economic sustainability of journalism in the age of generative AI.

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Nigeria's competition regulator said Monday it was investigating major technology and AI companies over allegations of "unlawful exploitation of news content" and "unfair market practices".

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