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Do AI Licensing Deals Increase Citations? What the OtterlyAI and Press Ranger Study Shows

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A new study from OtterlyAI and Press Ranger finds that publishers with OpenAI content-licensing deals received more citations in AI search results than unlicensed publishers in its dataset. The gap was particularly pronounced on ChatGPT. But the result should not be read as proof that signing a lic…

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  1. 2026-10-26 23:30 · DEV Community — AI
    Do AI Licensing Deals Increase Citations? What the OtterlyAI and Press Ranger Study Shows

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