OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, has officially signed an agreement to incorporate news content from The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post, The Times, and The Sunday Times into its artificial intelligence platform. The companies jointly announced this news on Wednesday, but both parties have remained silent about the specific financial details of the deal. Through this partnership, OpenAI will gain access to the current and archived content of all publications under the News Corp umbrella. It is worth noting that a few weeks ago, this AI giant reached a similar agreement with the Financial Times, granting them authorization to use relevant content to support the development of their AI models. Earlier this year, OpenAI also signed similar contracts with Axel Springer, the parent company of Business Insider and Politico. Meanwhile, other publications including The New York Times have taken a completely different approach. They have chosen to sue OpenAI and its main supporter, Microsoft, accusing them of unauthorized use of their content to train generative AI and large-scale language model systems. The Chairman of News Corp is Lachlan Murdoch, whose father Rupert previously served as honorary chairman and resigned from his positions as chairman of News Corp and Fox News last year. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, stated, "Our collaboration with News Corp is a proud moment for both the news industry and the technology field. We highly value News Corp's history as a global leader in breaking news reporting and are delighted to make their high-quality news accessible to users through our platform." He further added, "Together, we are laying the foundation for artificial intelligence to play a positive role in respecting, enhancing, and upholding the standards of world-class journalism." Robert Thomson, CEO of News Corp, also expressed high praise for this collaboration, saying, "We believe this historic agreement will set new standards for authenticity, virtue, and value in the digital age. We are pleased to partner with Sam Altman and his trusted team, who are a talented group that deeply understands the commercial and societal significance of journalism and news." Please note that the HTML tags, including the `

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