But should AI win out as the journalism industry’s future guiding force, there might be one incredible silver lining: fringe right-wing outlets getting left in the dust.
As Semafor reports, a growing number of high-profile publishers — a list including The Associated Press, The Financial Times, Politico and Business Insider owner Axel Springer, and The Wall Street Journal and New York Post owner News Corporation — have entered deals with ChatGPT creator OpenAI to license out their libraries in exchange for cash.
Speaking to Semafor, Daily Caller co-founder Neil Patel admonished “left wing tech companies” for “ignoring news outlets trusted by half of America and focusing exclusively on training AI models using left leaning news sources.”
The Murdoch family-built News Corp empire, with which OpenAI struck its most recent deal, is overwhelmingly right-leaning.
(OpenAI has also reportedly been in talks to contract with the driving conservative cultural force and most-watched cable behemoth that is Fox News.)
Per Semafor, OpenAI hasn’t paid nearly as much attention to copyright infringement lawsuits leveled against it by smaller digital outlets as it has to a similar suit filed by The New York Times.
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But should AI win out as the journalism industry’s future guiding force, there might be one incredible silver lining: fringe right-wing outlets getting left in the dust.
As Semafor reports, a growing number of high-profile publishers — a list including The Associated Press, The Financial Times, Politico and Business Insider owner Axel Springer, and The Wall Street Journal and New York Post owner News Corporation — have entered deals with ChatGPT creator OpenAI to license out their libraries in exchange for cash.
Speaking to Semafor, Daily Caller co-founder Neil Patel admonished “left wing tech companies” for “ignoring news outlets trusted by half of America and focusing exclusively on training AI models using left leaning news sources.”
The Murdoch family-built News Corp empire, with which OpenAI struck its most recent deal, is overwhelmingly right-leaning.
(OpenAI has also reportedly been in talks to contract with the driving conservative cultural force and most-watched cable behemoth that is Fox News.)
Per Semafor, OpenAI hasn’t paid nearly as much attention to copyright infringement lawsuits leveled against it by smaller digital outlets as it has to a similar suit filed by The New York Times.
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