According to the Wall Street Journal, German media giant Axel Springer has signed a multi-year license agreement with OpenAI, a major milestone in the media company's push to charge AI for the use of its content. Under the agreement, OpenAI will pay to use content from Axel Springer's publications, including Politico and Business Insider in the U.S. and Bild and Welt in Europe, to answer questions asked by users in ChatGPT and train the AI. When ChatGPT answers a user's question using information from an Axel Springer publication, a link to the source will be provided below the answer, and the answer will be presented in the form of a summary, with the aim of ensuring that these sites receive credit, compensation, and traffic. This new format will be available in the coming months.

According to the Wall Street Journal, German media giant Axel Springer has signed a multi-year license agreement with OpenAI, a major milestone in the media company's push to charge AI for the use of its content. Under the agreement, OpenAI will pay to use content from Axel Springer's publications, including Politico and Business Insider in the U.S. and Bild and Welt in Europe, to answer questions asked by users in ChatGPT and train the AI. When ChatGPT answers a user's question using information from an Axel Springer publication, a link to the source will be provided below the answer, and the answer will be presented in the form of a summary, with the aim of ensuring that these sites receive credit, compensation, and traffic. This new format will be available in the coming months.

German media giant Axel Springer has signed a multi-year license agreement with OpenAI, a major milestone for media companies to push AI to charge fees when using its content, Golden Finance reported. Under the agreement, OpenAI will pay to use content from Axel Springer's publications, including Politico and Business Insider in the U.S. and Bild and Welt in Europe, to answer questions asked by users in ChatGPT and train the AI. When ChatGPT answers a user's question using information from an Axel Springer publication, a link to the source will be provided below the answer, and the answer will be presented in the form of a summary, with the aim of ensuring credit, compensation, and traffic to these sites. This new format will be available in the coming months.

On December 13, it was reported that the news and publishing giant Axel Springer signed a multi-year license agreement with OpenAI, and OpenAI will pay to use Axel Springer content, including the American news platform Politico and Business Insider and the European content platform Bild and Welt, to fill the answers in ChatGPT and train its artificial intelligence tools.