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As the rise of artificial intelligence threatens the revenue and reach of legacy news brands, can media executives have their cake and eat it, too?
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Then, without taking a beat, the executives turned their attention to AI’s harms.
They used the same meeting to detail a court battle against tech giant Google, accusing the search engine of using AI to steal McClatchy’s content, decimate its web traffic.