News execs weigh deals with AI companies

Posted Tuesday, May 30, 2023 10:55 am

Sara Fischer | Axios

News companies are exploring ways to structure deals with artificial intelligence firms that could help them reap the benefits of AI's explosive consumer adoption, rather than be overcome by it.

Why it matters: A regulatory approach to managing deals between AI companies and news firms seems unlikely in the near term, if at all, leaving the industry to negotiate on behalf of itself.

“I don’t think there’s going to be any real regulation of AI anytime soon,” News Corp. CEO Robert Thomson told a group of news executives at a global conference for the International News Media Association last week.

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