
Google's Gemini chatbot is set to be powered by StackOverflow's programming community in a new AI data licensing deal. This move marks a trend where websites seek compensation for providing data to AI companies.
Look Google... After buying access to Reddit... Stack Overflow launches API and will charge AI companies for access to its knowledge base: OverflowAPI will give developers access to questions and answers. The program's first official partner is Google, which will integrate
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Stack Overflow and Google Cloud are budding up The developer question-answer forum will integrate its massive data store with @Googleโs AI tools Thereโs no mention of training on this data (and that might not matter much) Here's why: https://t.co/12B2G2iQ4s






