The New York Times and Amazon Strike AI Licensing Deal

May 30, 2025

After a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, The New York Times has now agreed to license its content to Amazon for AI training. The deal will allow Amazon to use the newspaper's editorial content to enhance its AI platforms. This marks a significant collaboration between a media company and a tech giant for advancing artificial intelligence technology.

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After a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, The New York Times has now agreed to license its content to Amazon for AI training. The deal will allow Amazon to use the newspaper’s editorial content to enhance its AI platforms. This marks a significant collaboration between a media company and a tech giant for advancing artificial intelligence technology.

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