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OpenAI ad partner now selling ChatGPT ad placements based on “prompt relevance”
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StackAdapt is seeking advertisers to test ads within ChatGPT, offering CPMs as low as $15 and reduced platform and management fees. The initiative is presented as early access to a new "discovery layer" that targets users engaged in product research and comparison on ChatGPT.
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- Praise: The introduction of ad placements based on prompt relevance could enhance the monetization strategy for AI models, potentially leading to more funding for further advancements.
- Praise: This partnership with third parties may allow for innovative ad targeting methods, which could improve user experience if executed correctly.
- Concern: The reliance on third-party partners raises concerns about security and control over the ad placements, potentially compromising user trust and data integrity.
- Concern: There is a fear that this model will prioritize profit over user experience, leading to intrusive advertising that undermines the chatbot's primary function.
- Concern: The potential for ads to be injected into user interactions without clear disclosure could erode trust in AI systems, reminiscent of past issues with other tech giants.