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Amazon to Make it Easier for Websites to Sell Their Content to AI
Amazon is reportedly considering launching a marketplace that would allow publishers to license their content directly to AI companies.
According to The Information, Amazon has been meeting with publishing executives and discussing plans for such a platform. Ahead of an AWS conference for publishers held on Tuesday, the company circulated slides referencing a potential content marketplace.
When contacted by TechCrunch, an Amazon spokesperson did not deny the report but did not confirm specific plans. The spokesperson said Amazon maintains long-standing relationships with publishers across AWS, Retail, Advertising, AGI, and Alexa, and that the company is continually innovating, but had nothing specific to share.
Industry Push for Licensed AI Training Data
The reported move comes as AI companies seek legally secure sources of training data amid ongoing lawsuits and copyright disputes.
Amazon would not be the first major technology firm to introduce a content licensing marketplace. Microsoft recently launched a Publisher Content Marketplace, which it says provides publishers with a new revenue stream while giving AI systems scaled access to premium content. Microsoft described the initiative as a transparent economic framework for licensing.
AI companies have already pursued licensing agreements directly with media organizations. OpenAI, for example, has signed partnerships with the Associated Press, Vox Media, News Corp, and The Atlantic, among others.
Legal Concerns
Despite these agreements, legal challenges over the use of copyrighted material in AI training continue. Numerous lawsuits have been filed, and courts are still addressing how copyright law applies to AI systems. New regulatory proposals are also being introduced.
Publishers have also expressed concern that AI-generated summaries, particularly those displayed by Google in search results, may reduce traffic to their websites. A recent study cited in the report described the impact on user click-through rates as severe.
The Information reported that some publishers may view a marketplace-based licensing system as a more sustainable model than individual partnerships, potentially allowing revenue to scale as AI usage expands.
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Samsung Electronics today announced that it will host Galaxy Unpacked February 2026 in Lahore on February 25, 2026, unveiling the next generation of Galaxy S series devices and marking a significant milestone in the evolution of AI-powered mobile experiences.
Under the theme “The Next AI Phone Makes Your Life Easier,” the upcoming Galaxy S series is designed to remove friction from everyday tasks, simplify interactions and deliver a more intuitive, confident user experience. With Galaxy AI deeply integrated from the moment the device is in hand, Samsung aims to redefine how intelligence adapts personally and seamlessly to users’ lifestyles.
The event represents a new phase in the era of mobile AI — one where intelligence becomes truly personal, adaptive and embedded into every interaction. Attendees and viewers can expect breakthrough innovations that enhance productivity, creativity and connectivity, all while maintaining Samsung’s commitment to cutting-edge performance and design.
Galaxy Unpacked February 2026 will be streamed live beginning at 11:00 PM PKT on:
Consumers are encouraged to register at samsung.com/pk/unpacked to receive the latest teasers, trailers and updates, as well as gain access to exclusive benefits ahead of the official launch.
With Galaxy Unpacked February 2026, Samsung continues its mission to push the boundaries of innovation — shaping a future where AI works effortlessly in the background, empowering users to do more with greater ease and confidence.
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