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OpenAI has announced a significant partnership with Hearst Corp., a major U.S. media company, to license content from its suite of newspapers and magazines. This deal will allow OpenAI to incorporate content from Hearst's renowned brands, including the San Francisco Chronicle, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, and others, into its AI products such as ChatGPT. The partnership includes content from over 40 local newspapers and more than 20 magazines. This partnership is part of OpenAI's broader strategy to secure content from leading publishers, following similar agreements with Conde Nast and Dotdash Meredith. The move marks a pivotal shift in the AI landscape, as more publishers are now open to collaborating with AI firms.
Privately held Hearst Corp. has announced a deal to license its U.S. newspaper and magazine content to artificial intelligence startup OpenAI for use in products such as ChatGPT. https://t.co/u7mktBjtAZ
OpenAI will bring Cosmopolitan publisher Hearst’s content to ChatGPT: The AI unicorn is making damn sure it has most leading U.S. magazine and text-based news publishers in content licensing agreements with it. https://t.co/TpeSGZhg0u #AI #AIMLandDeepLearning
The Hearst Corp., one of the nation’s largest information and media companies, announced it has become the latest major publisher to sign a content partnership with artificial intelligence giant OpenAI. https://t.co/VGcdrYcpC1
