Welcome back! Money, consent, and interface all collide in this batch of AI stories. A beloved reference site starts treating industrial AI use as a billable service, a search giant asks to live inside your private history, a chatbot gets clipped after people weaponize its image tools, and a new layer turns raw model text into clickable dashboards. The shared question is simple: who gets to tap the data, shape the screen, and decide where the guardrails sit as AI becomes part of the default stack.
In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:
Wikipedia starts charging AI firms for data.
Google rolls out Gemini Personal Intelligence beta.
xAI geoblocks Grok’s NSFW undressing edits.
Thesys turns AI replies into live interfaces.
