Vox Media, The Verge’s parent company, and The Atlantic are the latest media organizations to sign licensing deals with OpenAI to share content to ChatGPT and train models.

OpenAI signed deals with Vox Media and The Atlantic to license the media companies' content for the ChatGPT artificial-intelligence chatbot.

Vox Media and The Atlantic have become the latest publishers to strike a deal with OpenAI. At Vox Media, which owns Vox, The Verge, Eater, New York Magazine, The Cut, Vulture and SB Nation ...

Vox Media and The Atlantic have both inked separate licensing and product development deals with OpenAI, as news publisher dealmaking with AI firms heats up. Both multiyear deals include licensing ...

OpenAI signed deals with Vox Media and The Atlantic to license the media companies' content for the ChatGPT artificial-intelligence chatbot. Continue to Variety SKIP AD You will be redirected back ...

Sam Altman-led OpenAI said on Wednesday it has signed content and product partnerships with The Atlantic and Vox Media, helping the artificial intelligence firm to boost and train its products.

OpenAI, the generative AI startup backed by billions of dollars from Microsoft (MSFT), has signed separate licensing and products deals with The Atlantic and Vox. Read for more.

A pair of leading digital publishers are partnering with OpenAI and Microsoft on a deal that will allow the tech firm to use their content. Both Vox Media and The Atlantic announced deals with the ...

Internally, Vox will leverage OpenAI’s tech for its first party data platform … Externally, Vox plans to use OpenAI’s technology to support content discovery and recommendations on its websites. For ...

As part of the deals, OpenAI will be able to display news from The Atlantic and Vox Media — which owns The Verge and New York Magazine, among other news outlets — in products like ChatGPT.