ChatGPT to summarize Business Insider articles in first of its kind deal

Dec 13, 2023 ·

OpenAI and Axel Springer announced a partnership this week, aiming to use the new ChatGPT technology to facilitate automated story-writing for publications like Business Insider and Politico. ChatGPT is an advanced language model trained by OpenAI, capable of understanding complex conversations. The collaboration will look to develop a platform that automates the actual writing process, with a user’s input providing the basis for stories.

The collaboration will see OpenAI and Axel Springer jointly focus on developing ChatGPT’s capabilities. This includes optimizing the natural language processing (NLP) of the system, creating features that enable it to better understand the context, intent and emotions of conversation, and testing its ability to create stories from raw data. It is expected that the platform will be used for a range of tasks, including summarizing articles, generating news stories and providing analysis.

The potential of ChatGPT has already been demonstrated in various experiments. In one example, it was able to accurately produce a complete story from just a few sentences of input. Such technology could potentially revolutionize the way journalists work, allowing them to quickly generate stories without having to spend time researching and writing.

The collaboration between OpenAI and Axel Springer is set to further develop the technologies used in ChatGPT. The ultimate goal is to create an automated platform capable of producing professional quality journalism at scale. This would provide a cost-effective solution for publications looking to produce high volumes of content while ensuring accuracy and consistency.

OpenAI and Axel Springer are confident that the project will have a positive impact on the media industry. By increasing the speed of production and reducing costs associated with the traditional journalism process, the collaboration is likely to result in more accurate and timely information being available to readers. With AI-powered storytelling solutions becoming increasingly popular, the partnership between OpenAI and Axel Springer could be the first step toward a new era of automated journalism.