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Confusionartificial intelligence (AI) search tools company, has signed by a multi-year license agreement from Getty Images.
This agreement allows Perplexity to legally represents Getty’s photo content within its services.
The move is part of the company’s push to build official relationships with content, particularly after facing criticism over its previous online sourcing practices.
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Confusion used Getty photos without public consent in place. At that time, some media asked the question whether it was an abuse of copyright.
The new partnership can serve to address these issues by providing clear permission to use images and offering a more structured approach.
Along with the post, Perplexity stated that images that appear in its search results will now include the respective authors and links to the original image sources. This is intended to make image sources transparent to users and respect the rights of content creators.
Getty’s vice president of strategic development, Nick Unsworth, commented that the agreement supports the idea that proper consent and attribution improve AI products.
Perplexity’s head of content partnerships, Jessica Chan, said clarity and proper credit are key when delivering information through AI. She added that their goal is to help people find visual answers while also showing where those visuals come from.
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