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It is hard for legacy search engines to resist monetizing millions of interaction with ads. Problem is that unlike current ads in legacy search, which can be su
by freediver 4y ago
It is hard for legacy search engines to resist monetizing millions of interaction with ads. Problem is that unlike current ads in legacy search, which can be suppresed, skipped over or blocked, these really can not as they are part of conversation. And the "feel" of seeing an ad on the street and hearing it in a conversation with someone is totally different.
Users must be thrilled to share a future with advertisers, and can't wait to give them rich insights into their intent, through deep conversational engagement, so that advertisers can better engage with them! [1]
[1] https://about.ads.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/post/february-2023/the-new-bing-creating-value-for-advertisers https://about.ads.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/post/february-202...
- ipaddr 4y agoWe can feed those answers into another model to remove the ads by comparing differences in ad copy.