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Journalists “deeply troubled” by OpenAI’s content deals with Vox, The Atlantic | "Alarmed" writers unions question transparency of AI training deals with ChatGPT maker.
"Alarmed" writers unions question transparency of AI training deals with ChatGPT maker.
On Wednesday, Axios broke the news that OpenAI had signed deals with The Atlantic and Vox Media that will allow the ChatGPT maker to license their editorial content to further train its language models. While the company maintains the practice is fair use, it has simultaneously licensed training content from publishing groups like Axel Springer and social media sites like Reddit and Stack Overflow, sparking protests from users of those platforms. On X, Vox reporter Kelsey Piper, who recently penned an exposé about OpenAI's restrictive non-disclosure agreements that prompted a change in policy from the company, wrote, "I'm very frustrated they announced this without consulting their writers, but I have very strong assurances in writing from our editor in chief that they want more coverage like the last two weeks and will never interfere in it.
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