Time there is The number of publications to sign a license agreement is increasing . The The creator will be able to legitimately teach large language models to the journalism of the 101-year-old storied publication. reported first.
OpenAI will also have access to real-time content Time, with the aim of answering user queries about the latest news. In return, OpenAI will refer Time and a link to the source material on the publication’s website.
Maybe Time Refunds will be issued as will other publishers a new source of income for struggling media companies with a tattered hat in hand and one eye. AtlanticVox Media, The Wall Street Journal publisher the , nation Journal and tempted by some snake oil Bank deposits from OpenAI.
Time It says the agreement is based on “a commitment to expand global access to accurate and reliable information.” Last year, it removed its website’s paywall for the same reason.
The magazine is now published every two weeks after its release With the Internet’s impact on print advertising, it said it will have access to OpenAI technology to “develop new products for its audience.” Time will also “provide vital feedback and share practical applications in ChatGPT and other OpenAI products to improve and improve the delivery of journalism and shape the future of news experiences.”
Some prominent publishers have so far refused to bow to OpenAI. the sued the company and its partner Microsoft for copyright infringement, alleging that they trained AI chatbots in the work of these publications without permission.
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