Condé Nast has penned a multi-year agreement with OpenAI to license the magazine company’s content, the latest high-profile media deal for the artificial intelligence startup.
Condé Nast has penned a multi-year agreement with OpenAI to license the magazine company’s content, the latest high-profile media deal for the artificial intelligence startup.
The deal also allows OpenAI to use Condé Nast’s content to help train its AI models, which require vast amounts of data to learn.
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