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OpenAI Expands ChatGPT Ads with Sponsored Agents

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OpenAI is testing Sponsored Agents, which let users chat with business-sponsored agents and visit advertiser websites via ChatGPT ads, with some US advertisers (Anzar Mehraj/Reuters) reuters.com
OpenAI tests advertiser-sponsored agents, expands AI tools for ChatGPT ads economictimes.indiatimes.com
OpenAI tests advertiser-sponsored agents, expands AI tools for ChatGPT ads channelnewsasia.com

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