Informed sources: News Corp, the parent company of WSJ, evaluates the value of AI content training and explores the use of blockchain technology to protect intellectual property rights

Odaily Planet Daily News The Associated Press (The Associated Press) and OpenAI recently signed a cooperation agreement, authorizing OpenAI to use some of the text files of the Associated Press. The Associated Press will leverage OpenAI's technical and product expertise. It is reported that the Associated Press is the first major media to reach a fee agreement with a major artificial intelligence platform. In addition, people familiar with the matter revealed that News Corp, the parent company of The Wall Street Journal, has begun to cooperate with internal and external consultants to evaluate the value of its own content for AI training. The evaluation results may affect future negotiations with companies such as Google and Microsoft. News Corp also includes The Times of London and The New York Post. In addition, according to people familiar with the matter, News Corp has been exploring the use of blockchain technology to protect its intellectual property rights. Its "News Protocol" will mark individual content through blockchain technology to detect whether AI companies are using News Corp's content without permission, and may plan to earn licensing fees. (Wall Street Journal)