The Financial Times reached an agreement with OpenAI to train the latter's artificial intelligence models in the Financial Times database. This is the fifth such agreement between Microsoft-backed OpenAI and global news publishers over the past year. Previously, the company had reached agreements with the Associated Press in the US, Axel Springer (Axel Springer) in Germany, “Le Monde” in France, and Prisa Media in Spain. Under the terms of the agreement, the Financial Times will license OpenAI to use its data to help develop generative artificial intelligence technology. The agreement also allows ChatGPT to answer questions with a short summary of the Financial Times article and provide links to relevant news.
英国《金融时报》与OpenAI达成协议，授权后者使用其资料库开发生成式AI技术
The Financial Times reached an agreement with OpenAI to authorize the latter to use its database to develop generative AI technology
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