OpenAI are busy striking up deals with publications - just in are The Atlantic +Vox #ai #journalism

30 May 2024 · 1 min
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A brief YouTube commentary noting that OpenAI has recently signed licensing agreements with publishers (Reddit previously, now The Atlantic and Vox Media). The speaker explains these deals legally allow ChatGPT to train on publishers' material and argues this represents a significant shift for journalism: publisher-owned content will be used to train AI that can perform journalistic work, and publishers may become early customers of those AI services. The tone is cautionary toward implications for journalists.

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