ChatGPT places OpenAI partner summaries ahead of ordinary web results
Original title: OpenAI's partner content arrives in ChatGPT pre-summarized while the rest of the web gets raw scraps
A Peec AI review of 1,000 cases found partner summaries named 70 percent of top-three ranked entries.
David Konitzny of Peec AI says ChatGPT receives licensed partner pages as pre-generated summaries through a pipeline called labrador, while other pages arrive as raw snippets. Partner entries sit ahead of web results. He identified 12 publishers and 43 domains, including Condé Nast, Hearst, Axel Springer, News Corp, Reuters and AP. OpenAI has not confirmed the finding.
Unconfirmed: The ranking effect is one researcher's analysis and is not confirmed by OpenAI.
- Only the labrador news engine fills a field named provider.
- The feed also covers recipes and guides from Allrecipes, Tom's Guide and Welt.
- Partner summaries named 23 percent of entries ranked in positions 7 through 10.
- A Hamburg study earlier found Springer content more often in the web UI than the API.
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Content from OpenAI's licensing partners appears to flow into ChatGPT through a dedicated pipeline that gives it priority over the rest of the web. The article OpenAI's partner content arrives in ChatGPT pre-summarized while the rest of the web gets raw scraps appeared first on The Decoder.
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