OpenAI, Google ink deals to augment AI efforts with news ...Middle East

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OpenAI and Google on Thursday independently announced fresh collaborations with major publishers as they work to expand paid access to information used by their AI products and services. OpenAI is now working with Time Magazine under a multi-year agreement, the terms of which weren’t disclosed, that grants the machine-learning mega-lab access to the publisher’s assets – from the present way back to 1923. “We’re partnering with Time to make it easier for people to access news content through our AI tools, and to support reputable journalism by providing proper attribution to original sources,” OpenAI COO Brad Lightcap declared in a canned statement.

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