2024-04-30 11:17:23
The Financial Times (FT) and OpenAI, creator of ChatGPT, on Monday struck a deal to license content from the British daily to the US artificial intelligence (AI) startup, which has been accused by other media of copyright infringement.
The license agreement will allow ChatGPT to provide its users” news summaries attributed to the Financial Times, quotes and links to the newspaper’s website in response to relevant questions“, indicates a press release from the FT.
in ” with FT journalism« , ce « strategic partnership » will help improve the utility of OpenAI models, the media note.
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The contract further states that the two companies will jointly develop “new AI tools and functions” for everyday business readers.
Many authors, artists and news sites accuse AI companies of copyright infringement. At the end of December, the New York Times started proceedings against OpenAI and Microsoft, the main investor in this startup.
In recent months, the creator of ChatGPT has entered into content licensing deals with media outlets including the AP news agency, German group Axel Springer, French daily Le Monde and Spanish conglomerate Prisa Media.
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