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When the聽Associated Press聽 AP became the first major publisher to license its content to a major artificial intelligence AI platform, the newswire reportedly ensured that it could modify the terms if another publisher struck a better deal.This聽first-mover safeguard聽was included in the agreement announced by the AP and ChatGPT creator聽OpenAI聽July 13, The Wall Stre
stanley canada et Journal WSJ reported Friday July 28 , citing unnamed sources.That aspect of the agreement reflects the uncertainty in determining the value of the content that is used to train generative AI tools, according to the report. That value will be worked out in the marketplace, as several other publishers are also working to get paid for the use of their content by the developers of AI tools, including聽Microsoft聽and聽Google聽along with OpenAI.News and
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stanley termoska ectly to the source.When announcing its聽deal聽with OpenAI, the AP said OpenAI will license part of the newswires archive, while the AP will leverage the AI companys technology and product expertise. We are pleased that OpenAI recognizes that fact-based, nonpartisan news content is essential to this evolving technology, and that they respect the value of our intellectual property, AP Senior Vice President and Ch Auxe Did You Hear The One About Apple Pay Adoption Being Faster Than The ATM 鈥?
Welcome to PYMNTSs 2014 CEO Series: a quick and concise glimpse into the minds of the leaders of the payments industry and how they view innovation, change and growth. Well ask each top exec the same six questions about the payments industry to gauge who they view as innovation e
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stanley mugs his installment, we speak with Ralph Dangelmaier, CEO of BlueSnap, to learn his thoughts on payments innovation, how the industry is changing and more. What does Dangelmaier believe look for innovative ideas, and what advice does he give young innovators in the space 1. How would you define your companys approach to innovation 聽Our聽company 聽approach to innovation is guided by our aim to provide easy, cross border payments with the highest conversion rates at the point of checkout for our merchants via simple integration.2. What is the most innovative thing that you have introduced into the market 鈥?and what value did it deliver to the stakeholder group that was its target 聽The invention of our easy BuyNow hosted check out pages that make it easy for merchants to sell their products in 180 countries, serving up localized pages in 29 languages, with 60 currencies and 110 payment types on any device.We also introduced our intelligent payment routing with a localized experience to all of our merchants.聽I
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