No, it's yet another OpenAI deal that will see the Microsoft-backed AI shop further cement its ability to ingest training material without legal risk, and start to pay some of the providers of said material for their work.
If that happens other AI companies that might want to follow in their footsteps could find the same path that the OpenAIs of the world already hiked steeper, and more expensive.
It's a weird and irksome situation in which you want to see fair payment for materials used, but also ensure that we don't hand the future of AI to a bunch of already wealthy companies.
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