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adexchanger.com > ai > chatgpt-ads-hit-a-1-billion-run-rate-heres-what-advertisers-say-will-get-them-to-spend-more

ChatGPT Ads Hit A $1 Billion Run Rate. Here???s What Advertisers Say Will Get Them To Spend More

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1202+ words) Like a kid playing dress-up in their parent’s clothes, OpenAI is trying to look all grown up. But it still has quite a ways to go. Earlier this week, OpenAI announced that its ads business hit a $1 billion annualized revenue…...


adexchanger.com > data-driven-thinking > marketers-the-free-token-lunch-is-over-is-your-stack-ready

Marketers, The Free Token Lunch Is Over. Is Your Stack Ready?

3+ week, 13+ hour ago   (621+ words) By Jon Morra, Zefr Anthropic just dropped Claude Sonnet 5, reigniting a broader debate about how AI should be priced. Some argue that published token rates no longer tell the full economic story because changes in token consumption and model behavior,…...


adexchanger.com > daily-news-roundup > demand-for-dead-data-chatgpts-miraculous-disappearing-advertisers

Demand For Dead Data; ChatGPT???s Miraculous, Disappearing Advertisers

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (797+ words) One surprise beneficiary of the Spirit Airlines bankruptcy debacle: Google. Google spent $10 million to acquire “a trove of deidentified business data, software code and operations records” from the now-defunct airline, Bloomberg Law reports. The data stockpile Google bought for a…...