OpenAI Strikes Content Licensing Deal with Financial Times; Google Seeks to Throw Out Antitrust Case
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from Exchangewire2 weeks ago
OpenAI partners with Financial Times for content licensing, allowing ChatGPT to use FT articles for AI training and responding to questions with article summaries linked back to FT's website.
Exchangewirehttps://www.exchangewire.com/blog/2024/04/30/openai-strikes-content-licensing-deal-with-financial-times-google-seeks-to-throw-out-antitrust-case/
Google moves to dismiss an antitrust case, arguing that the market for online advertising tools was fabricated and contesting accusations of favoring its tools by abusing access to rival bid information.
Exchangewirehttps://www.exchangewire.com/blog/2024/04/30/openai-strikes-content-licensing-deal-with-financial-times-google-seeks-to-throw-out-antitrust-case/
Alphabet's Q1 revenue was $80.5bn, fueled by Search, YouTube, and Cloud services reaching $46.16bn, $8.1bn, and $9.6bn respectively.
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Alphabet's Services revenues saw significant growth, just under a quarter, showcasing a strong financial performance for Q1.
Exchangewirehttps://www.exchangewire.com/blog/2024/04/30/openai-strikes-content-licensing-deal-with-financial-times-google-seeks-to-throw-out-antitrust-case/
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