Meta Partners with Midjourney to License AI Image Generation Technology
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Summary
Meta has announced a partnership with AI image generation company Midjourney to license their "aesthetic technology" for use in Meta's own AI models and products. The collaboration involves technical cooperation between research teams, suggesting deeper integration beyond simply using Midjourney's existing product across Meta services. The specific terms of the arrangement were not disclosed, and both companies declined to provide additional details about the partnership.
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The partnership involves a "technical collaboration between our research teams"
Wang didn't specify the terms of arrangement
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