The New York Times is allowing Amazon.com to use its editorial content for artificial intelligence products such as Alexa, marking the publisher's first licensing deal tied to generative AI.

The New York Times Co. reached a multiyear deal to license content to Amazon “for AI-related uses,” marking the media company’s first generative AI deal. The announcement Thursday comes as ...

The New York Times on Thursday announced that it will license content from across its newsroom to train Amazon AI models. Under the multi-year deal, Amazon’s AI services like Alexa will be able ...

The New York Times Strikes AI Licensing Deal With Amazon. The publication, which has sued OpenAI over its use of content for AI training, will brings its news, cooking and games content to Amazon ...

The Washington Post, which is owned by Amazon’s founder, Jeff Bezos, agreed to a deal with OpenAI last month. Amazon itself has been playing a bit of catch-up in the AI race.

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Amazon and The New York Times have agreed to a new deal in which the newspaper’s editorial content will be licensed by the tech giant for use on its artificial intelligence platforms.

Last week, The New York Times announced a new AI licensing deal with Amazon. Now, the same strategy may be coming for the music industry. Bloomberg reports that Universal Music Group, Warner Music ...

The New York Times Co. reached a multiyear deal to license content to Amazon “for AI-related uses,” marking the media company’s first generative AI deal. The announcement Thursday comes as ...

Nearly two years after suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, The New York Times has agreed to license its editorial content to Amazon to train the tech giant’s AI platforms.

In its first AI licensing deal, The New York Times Company and giant Amazon have announced a multi-year agreement for NYT editorial content.

The New York Times has struck a licensing deal with Amazon that will allow the tech giant to use its content for "AI-related uses" via Alexa.