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OpenAI, led by CEO Sam Altman, has been forming partnerships with news organizations to access data necessary to train generative artificial intelligence models to think like or even better than humans. News Corp recently announced a deal allowing OpenAI to use content from its publications, including The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post. The deal, valued at over $250 million, grants OpenAI access to current and archived content for AI products. This partnership aims to create a future where AI respects and enhances journalism standards.
OpenAI has faced criticism for using copyrighted content without permission in training its AI models. The company is also in the process of signing content licensing agreements with other media outlets to enrich its models. The agreement with News Corp follows a controversy where actress Scarlett Johansson accused OpenAI of copying her voice for a new voice assistant without permission, leading to the suspension of the voice assistant named “Sky.”
Overall, the partnership between OpenAI and News Corp signifies a collaboration between technology and journalism, aiming to uphold integrity and deliver instant insights. This landmark agreement sets the foundation for future advancements in AI and journalism.
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