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OpenAI moves to make ChatGPT ads more measurable — and more visual

OpenAI is adding a new format, measurement tools and brand suitability testing as it looks to attract bigger budgets.

digiday.com ·2h ago

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OpenAI says it will begin testing a new visual ad format in ChatGPT later this month in the US, displaying clearly labeled visual ads during image generation (Mayank Parmar/BleepingComputer) bleepingcomputer.com

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