Amazon has agreed to pay at least $20 million to The New York Times Co. for the right to use its journalism to feed the tech ...

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

The New York Times building in Manhattan, left, and Amazon headquarters in Seattle. (GeekWire File Photos /) Amazon's deal to ...

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 ...

Amazon and The New York Times did not disclose the fiscal terms of the deal when it was first announced in May.

Give the answer as a plain text string, without double quotes:Amazon will pay NYT $20-25M annually for licensing deal, shows ...

The New York Times on Thursday announced that it will license content from across its newsroom to train Amazon AI models. Under the multi-year deal, Amazon’s AI services like Alexa will be able ...

Nearly two years after suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, The New York Times has agreed to license its editorial content to Amazon to train the tech giant’s AI platforms.

Amazon and The New York Times have agreed to a new deal in which the newspaper’s editorial content will be licensed by the tech giant for use on its artificial intelligence platforms.

The New York Times is allowing Amazon.com to use its editorial content for artificial intelligence products such as Alexa, marking the publisher's first licensing deal tied to generative AI.