牛津大学与OpenAI合作，利用博德利图书馆的文本训练AI模型。
University of Oxford Partners with OpenAI to Train AI Models on Bodleian Library Texts The University of Oxford has allowed OpenAI to use historical texts from the Bodleian Library to train its AI models. The partnership, established in March 2025, involves digitizing out-of-copyright materials, including 19th and 20th-century dissertations and 16th-century ballads. While Oxford claims the scale is modest and aims to increase accessibility, internal documents reveal staff concerns regarding reputational risk and environmental impacts. OpenAI is utilizing these academic collections as part of its 'NextGenAI' project to acquire fresh, non-synthetic data, a strategy also employed with several US research libraries. The university intends to publish the digitized scans openly online in the coming months.
牛津大学已允许OpenAI使用博德利图书馆的历史文本训练其AI模型。
University of Oxford Partners with OpenAI to Train AI Models on Bodleian Library Texts The University of Oxford has allowed OpenAI to use historical texts from the Bodleian Library to train its AI models. The partnership, established in March 2025, involves digitizing out-of-copyright materials, including 19th and 20th-century dissertations and 16th-century ballads. While Oxford claims the scale is modest and aims to increase accessibility, internal documents reveal staff concerns regarding reputational risk and environmental impacts. OpenAI is utilizing these academic collections as part of its 'NextGenAI' project to acquire fresh, non-synthetic data, a strategy also employed with several US research libraries. The university intends to publish the digitized scans openly online in the coming months.
该合作于2025年3月建立，涉及对版权过期材料的数字化处理，包括19世纪和20世纪的论文以及16世纪的民谣。
University of Oxford Partners with OpenAI to Train AI Models on Bodleian Library Texts The University of Oxford has allowed OpenAI to use historical texts from the Bodleian Library to train its AI models. The partnership, established in March 2025, involves digitizing out-of-copyright materials, including 19th and 20th-century dissertations and 16th-century ballads. While Oxford claims the scale is modest and aims to increase accessibility, internal documents reveal staff concerns regarding reputational risk and environmental impacts. OpenAI is utilizing these academic collections as part of its 'NextGenAI' project to acquire fresh, non-synthetic data, a strategy also employed with several US research libraries. The university intends to publish the digitized scans openly online in the coming months.
尽管牛津大学声称规模适度且旨在提高可及性，但内部文件显示员工对声誉风险和环境影响存在担忧。
University of Oxford Partners with OpenAI to Train AI Models on Bodleian Library Texts The University of Oxford has allowed OpenAI to use historical texts from the Bodleian Library to train its AI models. The partnership, established in March 2025, involves digitizing out-of-copyright materials, including 19th and 20th-century dissertations and 16th-century ballads. While Oxford claims the scale is modest and aims to increase accessibility, internal documents reveal staff concerns regarding reputational risk and environmental impacts. OpenAI is utilizing these academic collections as part of its 'NextGenAI' project to acquire fresh, non-synthetic data, a strategy also employed with several US research libraries. The university intends to publish the digitized scans openly online in the coming months.
OpenAI正在将这些学术收藏用于其“NextGenAI”项目，以获取新的非合成数据，这一策略也应用于多家美国研究图书馆。大学计划在未来几个月内公开在线发布这些数字化扫描文件。
University of Oxford Partners with OpenAI to Train AI Models on Bodleian Library Texts The University of Oxford has allowed OpenAI to use historical texts from the Bodleian Library to train its AI models. The partnership, established in March 2025, involves digitizing out-of-copyright materials, including 19th and 20th-century dissertations and 16th-century ballads. While Oxford claims the scale is modest and aims to increase accessibility, internal documents reveal staff concerns regarding reputational risk and environmental impacts. OpenAI is utilizing these academic collections as part of its 'NextGenAI' project to acquire fresh, non-synthetic data, a strategy also employed with several US research libraries. The university intends to publish the digitized scans openly online in the coming months.