The New York Times has the Greenlit AI tools for products and editing employees

The New York Times now allows its products and liberation teams to use artificial intelligence tools, which may one day write social versions and addresses of search engines and symbol, symbol, Semafor reports.

The news came to the employees via an email, where the post announced the emergence of the new AI’s interior tool called Echo.

The New York Times also shared a group of AI products that employees can use to build web products or develop editorial ideas, as well as editing instructions for the use of artificial intelligence tools. Editorial staff in the paper are encouraged to use artificial intelligence tools to propose amendments, stormy interview questions and help in search. At the same time, employees have been warned of using artificial intelligence to formulate or review a significantly secret article or information.

These guidelines also indicate that times may use artificial intelligence to implement articles and translations that are digitally expressed into other languages.

Semafor reports that the Times said it will agree to AI programs such as Github Copilot Coding, Avertex Ai from Google to develop products, Notebooklm, some Amazon AI and API products from Openai through a commercial account.

New York Times comes to artificial intelligence tools because it is still involved in A lawsuit against Openai and Microsoft Because of the violation of the copyright law by training artificial intelligence in the content of the publisher.