Condé Nast has signed a multiyear licensing agreement with OpenAI, allowing the AI company to use content from its well-known brands such as the New Yorker, GQ, and Vogue. This partnership aims to enhance the reach of Condé Nast's content while addressing the revenue challenges faced by publishers due to the digital landscape. The deal positions Condé Nast alongside other media organizations that have also collaborated with OpenAI, highlighting a growing trend in the industry.
In a memo, Condé Nast's chief emphasized the importance of adapting to generative AI technologies to meet audience needs and ensure proper attribution for their intellectual property. OpenAI's SearchGPT prototype is set to improve information discovery by integrating conversational models with web content, promising faster and more reliable access to news. The collaboration is seen as a step towards maintaining the integrity of quality reporting in an evolving media environment.
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