Fischer reports, “Beginning Friday, users of Meta’s AI chatbot feature in the U.S. will have access to real-time news and information from Reuters when they ask questions about news or current events.
“Between the lines: It’s unclear whether the partnership includes a licensing component that would allow Meta to use Reuters’ journalism to train Meta’s large language model, Llama.”
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