2023-12-24 13:44:00
A Apple is negotiating agreements with press vehicles to train artificial intelligence models. This information comes from the New York Times, which also mentions licensing agreements with publishers in the United States so that it can use the content in the development of its Generative AI systems.
In general, companies that would have been hired include Condé Nast, which is the publisher of The New Yorker and Vogue, as well as NBC News e IACthe latter being in possession of vehicles such as the website The Daily Beast and magazines People e Better Homes & Gardens. The American newspaper also had access to the possible values of the agreements.
According to sources, the business proposals are for several years and have US$50 million, all for the possibility of licensing larger files that contain news articles. However, it is not yet possible to say that Aplpe’s movement will be successful, as the responses from some companies have been “lukewarm”.
On the other hand, there are some who show optimism regarding possible partnerships involving the businesses. While preparing to train language models, Apple is also studying techniques that allow the technology to work on iPhones without the need to consume a lot of RAM on the devices.
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