Amazon and The New York Times enter AI-related licensing agreement

New York Times and Amazon entered a This will allow Amazon to access the editorial content of the publication for use with AI. A press release announcing the deal, New York Times It shared that this Agreement will bring new features for customers such as obtaining summaries or tracks Time Content using Alexa. Will also allow Amazon to develop AI models New York Times Content.

In , New York Times Share, “Cooperation will be more accessible to customers between Amazon products and services, including Amazon products and services, and companies shared companies with global news and prospects within Amazon AI products. “Introduction to the content Enjoying food and Athletic also included in the bargain.

AI models require a wide amount of information on information and most of the companies that build them are likely to by training on protected materials. Open and Google went so much Copyright laws for models to exercise freely. New York Times Openai and Microsoft In 2023 to teach the models to the company’s content without permission in 2023 .

Licensing agreements may offer additional income flows for companies that allow users to hand over user information or prepare for the content created by AI models. Washington Post is one of which with Openai earlier this year. The special content of today’s deal, for example, how much Amazon did not pay, was not disclosed. Amazon has a tear released from vehicles that support AI , and .