Financial Times Partners with OpenAI on Content Licensing

Financial Times Partners with OpenAI on Content Licensing

OpenAI has entered into a licensing agreement with the Financial Times, a move that will allow the AI firm to utilize the newspaper's content for training its artificial intelligence models. This partnership will specifically bolster the capabilities of OpenAI's generative AI chatbot, ChatGPT, by integrating attributed FT content such as summaries, quotes, and story links. The collaboration also includes the development of new AI-driven products and features for the Financial Times' readership.

While the exact financial details of the agreement remain undisclosed, this deal marks OpenAI's continued expansion into partnerships with media organizations, following a similar arrangement with the Associated Press. These deals are part of a broader industry trend where AI companies seek to ethically source high-quality data for AI training, while also navigating copyright considerations. The move comes amid increased scrutiny on AI and copyright issues, highlighted by the New York Times' legal action against OpenAI for allegedly using its content without proper licensing.

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