OpenAI is in partnership with Futurethe editor behind Tom’s guide, PC gamer, TechRadar, Marie-Claire, and many other websites and magazines. The deal will allow ChatGPT users to access news and lifestyle content from more than 200 of Future’s media brands, while also displaying “attribution and links to the full original articles.”

This adds to the series of content licensing deals OpenAI has struck in recent months. In addition to The edgeVox Media’s parent company, OpenAI has also entered into agreements with The Wall Street Journal owner News Corp, People publisher Dotdash Meredith, Policy parent Axel Springer, the Financial TimesAnd The Atlantic. However, some publishers, such as The New York Times, The interceptionand a group of Canadian media, including CBCsued OpenAI over allegations of copyright infringement.

OpenAI says its deal with Future builds on the company’s “existing deployment of OpenAI technology”, as it has already launched AI chatbots within Tom’s material And Who what to wear. Future also plans to use OpenAI technology for commercial, marketing and editorial purposes.

“This partnership allows us to enhance the ChatGPT experience by providing greater access to engaging, up-to-date and trusted information from a range of specialist sources,” said Brad Lightcap, COO of OpenAI, in the announcement. “Our goal is to help publishers and content creators benefit from advanced AI technology and expand their reach. »