Perplexity AI recently announced that its publisher program has welcomed over a dozen new international media partners, marking a new stage in its integration with the news industry. New partners include ADWEEK, Los Angeles Times, Mexican Daily News, Stern, NTV, and Encyclopedia of World History, while also expanding the existing collaborations with Time Magazine, Fortune Magazine, and Der Spiegel. As part of the collaboration, Perplexity will work with publishers to enhance the attractiveness of the partnership.

According to reports, TIME Magazine recently announced a partnership with artificial intelligence companies OpenAI and ElevenLabs. This move demonstrates TIME Magazine's strong confidence in AI technology.

OpenAI is in negotiations with media companies such as CNN, Fox, and Time Magazine to license articles, videos, and images in order to enhance its ChatGPT chatbot product. These negotiations come in the context of allegations of copyright infringement, following a lawsuit filed by The New York Times against OpenAI. OpenAI is also engaging with industry organizations like the News/Media Alliance to explore opportunities and address related concerns.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been honored as TIME's 2023 CEO of the Year. Altman has garnered tremendous acclaim for his technological vision and exceptional leadership, marking a year filled with challenges and victories. OpenAI has undergone a transformation from a non-profit to a partially for-profit entity, and Altman has called for patience regarding the company's changes. The company has grown into an entity valued at $80 billion, with ChatGPT and GPT-4 having a revolutionary impact on the world. Altman stated that OpenAI will release more open-source models, including those aimed at developing countries.

TIME magazine has released its list of the best inventions of 2023, showcasing 200 groundbreaking inventions, including GPT-4 and DALL-E 3. These inventions include AI extensions for Adobe Photoshop, OpenAI's GPT-4 chatbot, and Runway Gen-2's film editing tools. Also recognized are Alitheon's FeaturePrint counterfeit detection technology and Dedrone's drone detection systems. These innovations will have a profound impact.