Apr 29, 01:29 PM

Financial Times, Preferred Source in OpenAI Deal, Enhances ChatGPT with Licensed Content

The Financial Times (FT) has entered into a licensing agreement with OpenAI, the Microsoft-backed startup, to integrate its journalistic content into ChatGPT. This deal allows ChatGPT to generate responses using brief summaries from FT articles, which will include links back to the original content. The collaboration aims to enhance the development of generative AI technologies capable of producing text, images, and code that are indistinguishable from human creations. Additionally, this arrangement differs from traditional search engine optimization (SEO) as FT, now a preferred source, will gain brand value and increased clickthroughs without the need to pay for ads, unlike with platforms like Google, where OpenAI pays FT for content access.

#Financial Times #OpenAI #Microsoft #ChatGPT #Google

Written with ChatGPT (GPT-4).

Sources

Nordic AI Institute@nordicinst
3 years ago
Financial Times @ft: Financial Times enters ChatGPT content deal - ABS-CBN News. #robotics #AI #aistrategy https://t.co/CEiyspUeGK
Insider Paper@TheInsiderPaper
3 years ago
NEW: Financial Times enters ChatGPT content deal https://t.co/PrHZtZ1IF6
Paul Calcraft@paul_cal
3 years ago
Information economics in ChatGPT is starting to play out v differently to Google search/SEO. FT benefits as a (presumably) preferred source that will get more brand value via attribution & more clickthroughs They'd have to *pay Google* for ads. But OpenAI *pay them* for this https://t.co/XmWALZacQo

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