OpenAI will begin using attributed content from the Financial Times , incorporating summaries, quotes and links from the newspaper, into ChatGPT responses. The companies did not disclose financial terms.
It's the latest media licensing deal from OpenAI, which has come under fire for using news articles and other material from publishers to train its flagship artificial intelligence product.
The deal with the Financial Times, which is owned by Japanese media company Nikkei, marks OpenAI's first with a major UK news publisher.
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