How Much Money Did Companies Get for Selling Data to AI?
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Reddit, Wiley, Informa, HarperCollins: the numbers in the news are real, but each one counts something different. A contract total, a year of revenue, a price for one book, and a deal with no number at all. Here is what the filings actually say, and why none of them is a price for your data. If the numbers made you wonder about your own data: - The longer written answer: https://AITrainingDataBroker.com/blog/how-much-do-ai-labs-pay-for-company-data/ - Already holding an offer? Check it first: https://AITrainingDataBroker.com/check-an-offer/ - A first estimate for your data, not a final offer:...
What the video covers
- 0:00 How much money companies got for selling data to AI
- 0:11 The Reddit number in the SEC filing
- 0:39 Who I am: broker and technical advisor
- 1:14 Inside the Reddit contract: a supply, not one payment
- 1:46 What Wiley and Informa reported as AI licensing revenue
- 2:20 HarperCollins: the price of one book
- 2:48 Deals with no number: the Financial Times
- 3:10 Four numbers, four different things
- 3:32 Why public AI data deals do not apply to your data
- 3:56 What sets the price of company data
- 4:24 How a deal works: sample, offers, your call
- 4:53 The one question to ask about any headline number


