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OpenAI is Paying Dotdash Meredith $16 Million for Content Licensing

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In a significant move within the media and artificial intelligence sectors, OpenAI has entered into a strategic partnership with Dotdash Meredith, the largest print and digital publisher in the United States. This partnership involves a content licensing agreement valued at a minimum of $16 million annually, with the potential for additional variable payments.

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