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Other publishers, like Axel Springer, have already struck AI deals.
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German media conglomerate Axel Springer signs multiyear licensing deal with OpenAI worth tens of millions of Euros to provide summaries of global news content.
This partnership may serve as a template for future collaborations between AI companies and media organizations.
ChatGPT to summarize Politico and Business Insider articles in first of its kind' deal
Axel Springer has partnered with OpenAI to allow ChatGPT to summarize current articles in responses generated by the chatbot.
ChatGPT users will receive summaries of selected global news content from Axel Springer's media brands.
ChatGPT to summarize Politico and Business Insider articles in first of its kind' deal
German media group Axel Springer has partnered with OpenAI to allow ChatGPT to summarize current articles from its media brands.
ChatGPT users will receive summaries of global news content from Axel Springer, including material behind paywalls and links to full articles.
OpenAI will pay to train its models on Business Insider and Politico articles
OpenAI has entered into a partnership with German publisher Axel Springer to use its news articles to train its AI models and show real-time information from Axel Springer's brands in ChatGPT's responses.
The partnership aims to provide new ways for people to access quality, real-time news content through AI tools and ensure publishers benefit from advanced AI technology and new revenue models.
Business Insider's Parent Company Signs Deal With OpenAI
German media giant Axel Springer has partnered with OpenAI to strengthen independent journalism using artificial intelligence.
ChatGPT users will receive summaries of global news content from Axel Springer's media brands, with attribution and links to full articles.
Controversies surrounding AI-generated content in journalism raise questions about Axel Springer's partnership with OpenAI and the level of human oversight.
Axel Springer, OpenAI strike "real-time news" deal for ChatGPT
OpenAI has partnered with Axel Springer, parent company of several German and US media outlets, to provide real-time news content through AI tools.
The deal involves using vetted journalism to improve the accuracy of ChatGPT's responses and marks the first time ChatGPT will attribute news publishers in its output.
ChatGPT to summarize Politico and Business Insider articles in first of its kind' deal
Axel Springer has partnered with OpenAI to allow ChatGPT to summarize current articles in responses generated by the chatbot.
ChatGPT users will receive summaries of selected global news content from Axel Springer's media brands.
ChatGPT to summarize Politico and Business Insider articles in first of its kind' deal
German media group Axel Springer has partnered with OpenAI to allow ChatGPT to summarize current articles from its media brands.
ChatGPT users will receive summaries of global news content from Axel Springer, including material behind paywalls and links to full articles.
OpenAI will pay to train its models on Business Insider and Politico articles
OpenAI has entered into a partnership with German publisher Axel Springer to use its news articles to train its AI models and show real-time information from Axel Springer's brands in ChatGPT's responses.
The partnership aims to provide new ways for people to access quality, real-time news content through AI tools and ensure publishers benefit from advanced AI technology and new revenue models.
Business Insider's Parent Company Signs Deal With OpenAI
German media giant Axel Springer has partnered with OpenAI to strengthen independent journalism using artificial intelligence.
ChatGPT users will receive summaries of global news content from Axel Springer's media brands, with attribution and links to full articles.
Controversies surrounding AI-generated content in journalism raise questions about Axel Springer's partnership with OpenAI and the level of human oversight.
Axel Springer, OpenAI strike "real-time news" deal for ChatGPT
OpenAI has partnered with Axel Springer, parent company of several German and US media outlets, to provide real-time news content through AI tools.
The deal involves using vetted journalism to improve the accuracy of ChatGPT's responses and marks the first time ChatGPT will attribute news publishers in its output.