The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday, Dec. 14, edition that global news publisher Axel Springer is partnering with Microsoft-backed OpenAI in a deal that will deliver summaries of Axel Springer content in response to ChatGPT queries. A Reuters dispatch to The Globe reports that as part of the deal, when users ask ChatGPT a question, the chatbot will deliver summaries of relevant news stories from Axel Springer brands including Politico, Business Insider, Bild and Welt. Those summaries will include material from stories that would otherwise require subscriptions to read. The summaries will cite the Axel Springer publication as the source, and also provide a link to the full article it summarizes. The summaries will be available on ChatGPT as soon as the article has been published, so that breaking news is part of the user experience, according to Tom Rubin, OpenAI's head of intellectual property and content. The Axel Springer content will begin appearing in the first quarter of 2024, Mr. Rubin said. The content will get a "favorable position" in ChatGPT search results, with the goal of helping to drive traffic and subscription revenue to Axel Springer brands, says an unnamed source.