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Here’s how major media companies are handling OpenAI.
Days after The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, the outlet published a report detailing how media companies like Gannett, WSJ owner News Corp, and The Daily Beast parent company IAC have been in negotiations to license content to OpenAI.
Additionally, the News/Media Alliance — a trade association representing around 2,000 news outlets in the US and Canada — is also in talks with OpenAI “about coming up with a framework for a deal that would suit its members,” the Times reports. So far, Axel Springer and the Associated Press have both struck deals with the AI company.
Inside the News Industry’s Uneasy Negotiations With OpenAI
[The New York Times]
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