OpenAI and News Corp. Strike Multiyear Content Deal
- OpenAI and News Corp. have entered into a multiyear deal for content collaboration.
- OpenAI will start utilizing news content from News Corp. as part of the agreement.
- This partnership aims to enhance the capabilities of OpenAI's artificial intelligence technology.
News Corp. and OpenAI have made a deal to share news content for training and answering user questions. OpenAI can use material from News Corp.'s news publications like The Wall Street Journal. The deal could be worth over $250 million. OpenAI also has similar deals with other media companies for training. Unlike other deals, OpenAI can now use News Corp.'s content to answer user questions. Google is changing its search engines to answer queries directly. The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for using its journalists' work to train chatbots. OpenAI's CEO sees the deal as a positive step for journalism and technology. Moody's Ratings VP views it as a good move for News Corp.'s media brands. The Associated Press also has an agreement with OpenAI for access to its text archives.