Overview
- Forbes claims Perplexity used its content without proper attribution in AI-generated summaries and multimedia.
- Perplexity's CEO acknowledges the need for better source highlighting and proposes revenue-sharing with publishers.
- The controversy underscores the tension between AI content generation and traditional journalism.
- Other AI firms, including Google, face similar criticisms for their content aggregation practices.
- Perplexity's rapid growth raises questions about the future of AI in the search and media industries.