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Today’s biggest throughline is the fight over what AI owes for the knowledge it ingests. A newly unsealed filing in The New York Times’ copyright dispute describes an OpenAI researcher discussing a way to bypass a paywall—an uncomfortable detail, given the case’s core question: should these systems pay for the articles they learn from? The proposed workaround leans on micropayments measured in fractions of a cent, but the more consequential idea is the “permissioned payments and provenance architecture” that would let models verify rights, pay automatically within spending limits, and carry attribution forward as outputs get used.

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