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Getty Images Announces Display Partnership with OpenAI
Getty Images said its licensed libraries will appear in ChatGPT search and discovery, giving users richer visual responses from permissioned content.
- Getty Images announced a "display agreement" with OpenAI on Sunday, allowing licensed content libraries to appear across ChatGPT's search and discovery experiences.
- CEO Craig Peters said the partnership aims to deliver richer visual experiences, noting "High-quality, licensed visual content makes AI-powered search and discovery more useful and more trustworthy."
- Shares of Getty soared more than 150% in premarket trading early Monday, settling at $1.35 per share, up 123% from Friday's close.
- Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, and it remains unclear whether OpenAI will be permitted to use Getty's images to train its AI models.
- This deal follows Getty's 2023 lawsuit against Stability for alleged copyright violation, though Getty previously noted AI has the "potential to stimulate creative endeavors.
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