OpenAI has secured a licensing deal with the Financial Times in Europe, allowing them to use the FT’s content for training AI models and generative AI responses. The partnership aims to develop new AI products for FT readers, with ChatGPT users able to access FT journalism through the chatbot. The deal is non-exclusive and does not involve OpenAI taking a stake in the FT Group. The agreement also addresses legal liability around copyright, as seen in a lawsuit by the New York Times against OpenAI last year. OpenAI has signed multiple publisher deals and is working on more, with potential benefits for publishers in terms of revenue and reader acquisition. The integration of generative AI into journalism raises concerns about accuracy and reputation, as seen in previous instances of machine-written articles containing errors. The FT’s reputation for quality journalism will be tested as they further incorporate AI tools into their products and newsroom processes. Legal uncertainty in Europe regarding privacy laws also complicates the use of AI tools like ChatGPT.
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