Tech Giants Seeking News Content Deals

OpenAI Offers Publishers as Little as $1 Million a Year 🔗

OpenAI has offered some media firms as little as between $1 million and $5 million annually to license their news articles for use in training its large language models, according to two executives who have recently negotiated with the tech company. That’s a tiny amount even for small ...

OpenAI has been approaching media firms with offers as low as $1 million to $5 million annually to license their news articles for training its language models. This amount may pose challenges for small publishers. Meanwhile, Apple is also seeking deals with publishers for content use, offering more money but with broader usage rights for future AI products.

OpenAI offers as little as $1-5 million annually to license news articles
Apple is also seeking deals with publishers, offering more money and broader content usage rights

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