The New York Times is testing AI summaries on readers
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The New York Times quietly adding AI-generated summaries to search is a concrete move toward AI-native news interfaces — and a test of how unions and readers react. If you publish content, assume your own properties will need AI summarization and retrieval before platforms do it for you, and start defining guardrails with editorial teams now.
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