Agents are going to require a lot of private data and private environments to be trained. Because we’re in Amazon, that’s all ...

The multiyear deal lets Amazon use content from the Times’s news and cooking sections and the Athletic.

The Australian Associated Press (AAP) has become the first Australian publisher to allow Google to scrape its news content to ...

Signs that OpenAI and other artificial intelligence firms are generating ever-increasing revenues are getting attention—from ...

Amazon is going to pay The New York Times between $20 million to $25 million per year to use the paper's content to train its AI models.

The multi-year licensing agreement will bring Times editorial content “to a variety of Amazon customer experiences,” the Times previously said.

Amazon is offering OpenAI’s new open-weight AI models on Bedrock and SageMaker, bypassing Microsoft’s Azure exclusivity via the Apache 2.0 license.

She announced a multiyear deal with Amazon centered on generative AI, which will bring Times journalism, recipes, and sports coverage to Amazon's platforms and foundation models.

A few exclusives for you this morning. Amazon will pay the New York Times between 20 and $25 million a year in an AI deal. That's according to people familiar with the matter.

Amazon is betting on artificial intelligence being able to make great TV shows. That is why the tech giant on Wednesday invested in Fable Studio, the Bay Area-based company behind Showrunner, a ...

Content licensing for machine learning is growing in popularity even as lawsuits are being fought. In May, The New York Times signed a content licensing deal with Amazon that will bring it from ...

Amazon posts strong Q2 gains across AWS, Prime and ads, but weak Q3 income guidance and AI costs drag shares lower.