Some of the world’s biggest media giants are meeting with some of the tech industry’s biggest names to finalize a deal that will pave the way for using news content to train artificial intelligence.
According to the Financial Times, there are ongoing meetings between executives from technology companies such as OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and Adobe, and executives from media brands such as News Corp, Axel Springer, The New York Times, and The Guardian. increase.
topic? We use news content to train our AI, but in a way that respects the copyrights of media companies.
According to a report by the Financial Times, the discussions are still in their early stages. But if the deal goes through, the AI company would pay content royalties to media organizations to develop the technology behind chatbots like OpenAI’s popular ChatGPT and Google’s Bard. right.
The article suggests that the agreement will help provide a blueprint for future agreements.
Several media executives have expressed concern that AI will undermine real journalism.
Media groups mostly treat AI as a threat and worry that their content will be used to train AI without compensation.
Stability AI and OpenAI have already faced legal challenges from musicians, programmers and photo agencies like Getty.
