Amazon and New York Times register AI-related licensing agreement
The New York Times And entered Amazon A This allows Amazon access to the editorial content of publication for AI-related uses. In a press release announcing the agreement, The New York Times This Agreement shared that it would bring new features for users such as accessing or accessing creams Times Content using Alexa. It also allows Amazon to train his AI models The New York Times Content.
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AI models require training on vast data, and many companies that build them have the opportunity By training on protective materials. Opena And went to the most of the Google To copyright laws to train freely to their models. The New York Times Opena and Microsoft In 2023 to train their models on company content without permission, even if the case .
Licensing contracts can provide additional income flows to companies who are willing to delegate consumer data or to train AI models on content created by their employees. Washington Post One It is With Openaya earlier this year. The specific matters of today’s agreement, how much Amazon is paid, has not been revealed. Amazon is on tears that release AI-powerful tools Were, and,, and,, and,, and,.. And and .
