Reuters announced its content is now available on the Databricks AI marketplace, giving enterprises a governed way to license Reuters content for the AI applications they build. Global businesses making decisions about energy costs, logistics, safety, market exposure and future investment often need to know quickly what is happening and whether it can be trusted. Reuters reporting, with its rigorous verification and editorial standards, is designed to meet that need.
Databricks customers can use Reuters coverage of geopolitics, markets and business to ground their AI systems in reporting that is verified, timestamped and current. Access extends to Reuters journalism dating back to 1987, available in five languages, so teams can analyze developments as they unfold and compare them with historical patterns.
Reuters upholds the strictest editorial standards and has rigorous processes to ensure content accuracy and integrity. Distributing its authoritative content on Databricks give enterprises a dependable foundation for building AI systems while safeguarding proper licensing of Reuters intellectual property.
“Enterprises building AI systems to make decisions about risk and opportunity need source material they can trust, not just data they can access,” said Erika Young, strategic business development director for Reuters. “Bringing our journalism to Databricks means customers can build on the same verified journalism that informs global decision-makers, with licensing that protects the rights of the content owner.”
Databricks Marketplace is an open marketplace for data, analytics and AI. Built on an open lakehouse architecture, its Data Intelligence Platform provides a unified foundation for all data and governance, combined with AI models tuned to an organization’s unique characteristics. Databricks users can discover, evaluate and license Reuters content without leaving the workspace, reducing the friction that typically accompanies sourcing premium third-party content for AI development.
Learn more about licensing Reuters content for AI use on Databricks.
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