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How ChatGPT serves ads
- gxs 6mo agoThis is gross It feels like we’ve been in the golden age and the window is coming to a close Let the enshitification begin, I guess
- 2ndorderthought 6mo agoIn the past month local models have been ramping up in major way meanwhile the namesake providers have upped prices, went offline randomly, and started doing slimier and slimier things. I really think the future is local compute. Or at least self hosted models.
- SchemaLoad 6mo agoThe hosted ones still have the advantage of being able to search the internet for live info rather than being limited to a knowledge cut off date.
- darepublic 6mo agoLocal ones that support tool use can do the same
- gbear605 6mo agoI’m not sure why a model needs to be hosted in order to make network calls?
- hansvm 6mo agoIs there a library of good tools for LLMs to call? I have to imagine the bot-detection avoidance mechanisms are a major engineering effort and not likely to work out of the box with a simple harness and random local LLM.
- ossa-ma 6mo agoEven the hosted ones are blocked from searching certain sites, for example Claude is banned from searching Reddit: `Error: "The following domains are not accessible to our user agent: ['reddit.com']."`
- wyre 6mo agoTavily, Exa, Firecrawl, Perplexity, and Linkup are all tools for agents to search the web. I’ve been building a harness the past few months and supports them all out of the box with an API key.
- goosejuice 6mo agoKagi also has an API. People who hate ads are probably the same folk that should be paying for Kagi. That's the sane alternative world where companies respect their users.
- wyre 6mo agoOh, you got me so excited. I've had a Kagi sub for 3 years, but their API is still in closed beta. I guess I could (and should reach out and ask for access).
- lukewarm707 6mo agobe warned though: firecrawl: "if you post content or intellectual property within the Services or give us Feedback about the Services, you hereby grant to us a worldwide, irrevocable, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, publish, translate and distribute any content that you submit in any form [...] You also grant to us the right to sub-license these rights" exa: "Query Data is used to improve our products and technology, including by training and fine-tuning models that power our Services" perplexity: "Perplexity may retain, copy, distribute and otherwise use Search Data for its lawful business purposes, including the improvement and development of products and services." linkup: "Client grants Linkup a worldwide right to use, reproduce and modify the Client Data, including prompts, for the purposes of providing, maintaining, developing, training" tavily: "we may use certain portions of your query data to improve our responses to future queries"..."We may share your query data with third-party search index providers (e.g., Google)"
- eightysixfour 6mo agoYou can do that locally too!
- chrisweekly 6mo agoThat's not how it works. Whether local or hosted, every modern model has a cutoff date for its training data, and can be leveraged by agents / harnesses / tools to fetch context from the internet or wherever.
- CSMastermind 6mo agoWhat's the rough equivalent of a local model? Are we talking GPT-4?
- Terretta 6mo agoDepends on your VRAM or "unified" memory for how smart it is, and CPU/GPU for how quick it is. 128GB of RAM? Sure, the early to mid 4s releases, except maybe 4o. And on an M5 Max, about the same speed. I wouldn't really bother under 64GB (meaning 32GB or less) except for entertainment value (chats, summaries, tasky read-only agent things).
- kay_o 6mo agoGLM 5.1 and DeepSeek 4 are acceptable, but the cost of hardware and energy cost that depending on your use case you may as well purchase a Tokens. They get useless and stupid rapidilty if you quant enough to run on single 16-24GB GPU style.
- 2ndorderthought 6mo agoQwen 3.6 which was released this month is a large but still smaller model. Supposedly it's at about sonnet level when configured correctly. It can be run on commodity hardware without purchasing a data center. https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1so1533/qwen36_this_is_it/ https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1so1533/qwen36_... Then there are middle size ones which require multiple gpus which are like gpts latest flagships. Then there is kimi 2.6 which is a monster that is beating opus in some benchmarks. https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1sr8p49/kimi_k26_is_a_legit_opus_47_replacement/ https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1sr8p49/kimi_k2... It's basically whatever you can afford. Any trash heap laptop can run code auto complete models locally no problem. The rest require some level of investment, an idle gaming pc, or a serious investment
- rnxrx 6mo agoThe arc of the technological universe is short, but it bends toward enshitification.
- dannyw 6mo agoHow do you expect the spend & COGS for free LLM inference to be funded? For users who don't want to pay, or maybe can't pay?
- infinite_spin 6mo agoFrom things like defense/private contracts e.g. colleges pay for institutional subscriptions
- 2ndorderthought 6mo agoThe average person doesn't benefit from defense contracts ... Like ever.
- IX-103 6mo agoThe average person is slightly more female than male and has 2.1 children, but they do benefit from defense contracts since it makes up a small percentage of their salary.
- 2ndorderthought 6mo agoYou are a fun person. We should be friends
- derektank 6mo agoPerhaps it’s a glib and easy thing to say, but after a teaser period, I would simply not offer free LLM inference. Agreeing to serve ads just completely re-aligns your interests away from providing the best possible user experience to something else entirely.
- iammrpayments 6mo agoIt has begun ever since they nerfed chatgpt4 before releasing 4o
- singingtoday 6mo agoI don't like anything about this.
- djmips 6mo agoAnd it begins.
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- WD-42 6mo agoSince they are served as distinct events then I would think they should be easy to block. Once the ads are injected directly into the main response is when things get interesting.
- lmbbuchodi 6mo agoyou can block these URLs: |bzrcdn.openai.com^, ||bzr.openai.com^ It won't blanket block everything but will significantly reduce telemetry collected.
- kardos 6mo ago> Once the ads are injected directly into the main response is when things get interesting. This would be where you post-process the LLM response with a second LLM to remove the ad..
- tempest_ 6mo agoThis is already how email works in the corporate world. A writes email with chatgpt to B. B sees big blob of text and summarizes email with chatgpt. Adding an LLM in the middle is just the next step.
- torben-friis 6mo agoIt's like one of those memes about the worst possible date picker, except for a communication system.
- keyle 6mo agoCan't wait for "watch this ad for 90s to use xxhigh on your next prompt!"
- uriahlight 6mo agoLet the enshittification commence!
- vicchenai 6mo ago[dead]
- avaer 6mo agoRemember that ads are the "last resort" for OpenAI, and they're doing this despite the fact that it's "uniquely unsettling", according to Sam. Was he lying, or has OpenAI given up hope that this train wreck works economically without enshittification? Neither option is good, but I don't really see a third.
- Aurornis 6mo agoThe ads are only for the free and $8/month plans. They basically added an ad-supported super discount level that you can ignore if you’re paying for the normal plans.
- RussianCow 6mo agoBut the fact that they've added an ad-supported tier this early into their life as a company means they're desperate for revenue. You start inserting ads when you're optimizing for profit, not when you're still growing. It took how long for Netflix to introduce an ad-supported plan?
- milkshakes 6mo agowhen did netflix offer a free tier?
- RussianCow 6mo agoI didn't say free. They've had a highly discounted, ad-supported plan for a few years now. It's relevant because OpenAI also introduced a cheaper monthly plan that includes ads.
- milkshakes 6mo agoopenai also has a free plan, which is the one used by >90% of its users. the cheaper monthly plan just provides higher limits.
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- infinite_spin 6mo agoI see OpenAI making a significantly larger amount from defense contracts than from advertisements pumped into chats. So I wonder whose bright idea it was to create a public perception risk.
- Larrikin 6mo agoEvery single MBA can show for at least one quarter revenue is up after they introduced ads. They do not care what happens after if they can plan their career around that.
- peddling-brink 6mo agoMaybe the negative press from ads is better than the negative press from powering murderbots?
- tayo42 6mo agoBad press from a contract like that happens once and everyone forgets. Ads are in your face everytime
- peddling-brink 6mo ago"OpenAI Powered Drone Destroys Elementary School, Hundreds of Children Dead" might last a while.
- Enginerrrd 6mo agoI mean Palantir’s targeting product led to EXACTLY that outcome and it seems to have been largely forgotten already, and they managed to avoid a lot of bad press about it.
- peddling-brink 6mo agoYes but that's "normal", _we_ all know that palantir is evil, so this is _normal_ for them. My extended family has never heard of palantir, and frankly this is the first time I've heard of them being linked to the horrific tragedy in Iran[0]. My entire extended family uses chatgpt. It would be a much juicier news wave if they were responsible. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/mar/26/ai-got-the-blame-for-the-iran-school-bombing-the-truth-is-far-more-worrying https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/mar/26/ai-got-the-blam...
- jesse_dot_id 6mo agoThat's cool, I'll never see them.
- benleejamin 6mo agoI'd always thought that ChatGPT ads would be indistinguishable from actual content.
- irjustin 6mo agothis would be a breach of trust and short term would work great but long term is too detrimental. same thing could've been said for search results, so at least that part is still "safe".
- bix6 6mo agoO you think trust matters? This is capitalism not trustism.
- PradeetPatel 6mo agoLong term retention is built on brand trust and usability, then ensh*ttification happens.
- nalekberov 6mo agoNo, this is late stage capitalism without regulation.
- saghm 6mo agoWell it's sure not "anti-trustism" in recent years...
- SchemaLoad 6mo agoLong term all of the major LLM platforms will have invisible ads, influences, and propaganda woven into the content. The temptation will be irresistible for these companies.
- doginasuit 6mo agoI'd be surprised if product placement isn't already basically at play. Charging companies for including/prioritizing their documentation in the training data, for example. Thankfully LLMs are terrible at the subtlety it would require for a direct marketing campaign.
- BoredPositron 6mo agoI don't get what's wrong with charging for your product. Like get rid of the free tier and make a small tier with an easy to serve model for like 5 bucks. Is it still the DAU rage of the 2010ss that's driving burning money?
- teaearlgraycold 6mo agoHow do you pick up new paying users without letting people use the service for free for a while first? Freemium is popular because it works well.
- yoyohello13 6mo agoFree trial? Demo?
- Aurornis 6mo agoThe ads are in the free tier and the new ad-supported $8/month plan. Every time this comes up there are comments assuming that ads are being injected into the normal plans, but these are for the free tier and the new Go plan which warns you that it includes ads when you sign up.
- catcowcostume 6mo agoUntil next quarter earnings, when ads become a feature in more expensive plans.
- darepublic 6mo agoWould require a lot of training to implement ads blended into convo and not have it be too obvious/ eff up the results?
- ceejayoz 6mo agoCable TV was once ad free. So was Netflix. Companies just can’t help themselves.
- DonsDiscountGas 6mo agoNetflix is still ad free for the right price. It's not like companies have some fetish for advertising specifically, it's that it brings in money. Often more money than a user would be willing to pay for the service.
- JamesSwift 6mo agoAnd the new "right price" is being increased again to a new "right price" just like it was months ago.
- pbasista 6mo ago> Every time this comes up there are comments assuming that ads are being injected into the normal plans No. The distinction between the unpaid vs. cheap vs. expensive plans is irrelevant here. The main controversial point about this topic is to include ads in the output of an LLM-backed AI tool responses. It does not matter at all in which tier it occurs. The discussion is about the fact that it occurs in the first place.
- dankwizard 6mo agoReally well written, technical post. Good read.
- mock-possum 6mo agoNot to me they don’t, cause I canceled my account and stopped using their products when they made the announcement.
- sayYayToLife 6mo ago[dead]
- Aurornis 6mo agoThey don't serve them to me, either, because I don't use GPT-5.3 on the free tier or Go plan where these ads show up.
- blackjack_ 6mo agoIt is one of the eternal lessons; All tech business plans eventually lead to serving ads. At least until we ban pixels / 3rd party tracking.
- netcan 6mo ago> All tech business plans eventually lead to serving ads IDK if this is true. The boulevard of dreams is full of failed/misguided ad-based business plans. Contempt for the business model is sometimes the reason. An implicit assumption that all you need for success is traffic and a willingness to dirty yourself. There are only a handful of success stories. Most involved a pretty deliberate and tenacious attempt. Success typically involves some very specific and strategic positioning. Data. intent. scale. No one but Google had google's scale for search ads. 5-10% of the market just isn't enough. You do need tracking but the model works OK even without much targeting. Intent is built in, and that makes up for targeting. But the scale required for viability is very high. Facebook ads didn't work until (a) they had pushed the envelope on targeting (to make up for lacking intent) and (b) scale was massive. Bing, reddit, etc.... They never had good ad businesses.
- didip 6mo agoSo news about OpenAI demise is real. They can’t sustain themselves without ads.
- boringg 6mo agoNever in any world were any of the top AI labs not going to sustain themselves with ads. It has always been a timing issue. Even a cut on every sale on site + sub rev not close.
- saghm 6mo agoEven if it wasn't necessary for their survival, it's hard to imagine a world where they wouldn't try to do it anyways. I'm not someone who buys into the idea that companies are obligated to maximize profits at the expense of all else, but I do think that in the absence of other factors (e.g. regulation) it's where pretty much every company will end up.
- chrisweekly 6mo ago"the idea that companies are obligated to maximize profits at the expense of all else" !! That is literally the definition of legally-binding fiduciary resonsibility for publicly-traded corporations. There are exceptions (PBCs, B-Corps) but they're rare.
- hattmall 6mo agoIt's really not though.
- mafuy 6mo agoThis is a completely stupid take and I have no idea why so many people repeat it. This responsibility just means you have to have to document your work understandably and have a somewhat sensible reason for decisions. It does not at all force you to greed.
- saghm 6mo ago
- guluarte 6mo agoI've seen chatgpt suggest me more amazon products lately
- sayYayToLife 6mo ago[dead]
- torben-friis 6mo agoThese are the less worrying kind of ads in our future. Seeing how google has been fighting SEO for ages, what's going to happen when companies figure out how to inject ads into the model? We haven't yet seen the problem of adversarial content in play, I think.
- WaxProlix 6mo agoIt's not an issue of how - there's a great ADM with markup/down supported already, waiting for system prompts to be injected in realtime via the same online auction system that powers banner ads and smart tv content. There's got to be some latent resistance to the idea for now - but it's so easy to do, it'll happen.
- _boffin_ 6mo agoCan you provide some references to what you’re talking about
- WaxProlix 6mo agoSure, https://iabtechlab.com/standards/openrtb/ https://iabtechlab.com/standards/openrtb/ There's a standardized, normal (in adtech) approach to building 'creative's (viewed/seen ads) around context-dependent scenarios. It's not hard to extend existing IAB primitives to include things like context-enrichment (system prompt augmentation in this case) or whatever. I don't want to malign my downvoters but suspect they're mad I'm pointing it out, rather than engaging with facts as they are. It's trivial for ads to interact with your(our!) AI usage.
- BoorishBears 6mo agoWhy do you need to inject ads at the model weights layer when you control the frontend? Have the model generate keywords from the query, then inject guidance from matching advertisers into the context window q: How do I make a new React app? a: Vercel makes it easier to get your project running fast ⓘ Some other choices would be: ... ⓘ This part of the response was sponsored by Vercel
- programjames 6mo agoLess than two years ago, Sam Altman said > I kind of think of ads as a last resort for us for a business model. I would do it if it meant that was the only way to get everybody in the world access to great services, but if we can find something that doesn't do that, I'd prefer that. So, is this OpenAI announcing they're strapped for cash?
- nerptastic 6mo agoWell - I think the writing was on the wall when they announced they were going to be for-profit. Slippery slope and all that, but I’m sure some of this is because they’ve been giving out free tokens for years.
- dnnddidiej 6mo agoEven as a not for profit they would need cashflow.
- tombert 6mo agoYes but they would only need enough to keep the lights on and pay the engineers. When you're a for-profit company, especially a public one (which I believe they're looking to be soon), you can't just maintain homeostasis. Your investors want growth every quarter. Conceivably if they stayed non-profit then they could charge just enough to maintain the project, and they wouldn't necessarily have to have ads.
- dnnddidiej 6mo agoThe lights being billions in hardware and plant investment, possibly power generation and operations and maintenance, attracting and retaining top 0.01% of engineers. In addition if you don't keep up with SOTA +/- 10% you instantly lose all customers. There is zero stickiness.
- tombert 6mo ago
- renewiltord 6mo agoInteresting, no bidding flow entirely first party and contextual.
- jonah 6mo agoI was looking to see if BZR referred to a 3rd party ad network. I didn't find anything, but apparently someone has replicated OAI's system and you can run insert it into your own LLM. GH: system32miro/ai-ads-engine
- danilocesar 6mo ago[flagged]
- holotherapper 6mo agoThe schema is literally named single_advertiser_ad_unit. The single_ prefix is doing all the foreshadowing you need.
- EcommerceFlow 6mo agoIf highly targeted/tailored LLM ads on free accounts aren’t good enough for HN, are any ads acceptable? Let’s be reasonable.
- yoyohello13 6mo agoHere we go again. Imagine if we put as much engineering effort toward actual things that help people, but more ads it is, as always. This is proof AGI doesn’t exist. If it did, it could come up with a better business model than more fucking ads.
- mvvl 6mo ago"Ads don’t influence responses" - they just arrive in the same payload, measured with four layers of attribution and politely pretend to be coincidences. Schrodinger’s monetization: completely separate, yet somehow there.
- solarkraft 6mo agoIt’s interesting what optimizations this might spawn. They may not be tweaking the responses for a specific advertisement just yet, but what if they steer the model towards mire “ad friendly” responses?
- agentbc9000 6mo agoGoogle was built on ads and it wasn't bad for them, its no some tabu forbiden word or business model- as a power users its not for us, but for my mom - it will work
- skywhopper 6mo agoBad for them how? I would argue it has destroyed the value of Google as a tool. Sure it makes them tens of billions of dollars a quarter, but it has ruined the service in the end.
- kakacik 6mo agoSeems like people care about paychecks a bit more than some lofty goals and service to others.
- tossandthrow 6mo agoAdds should be a tabu word and business model. It takes people's attention, makes people fat and anxious and generally makes the world a worse place. Everybody using adds as a part of their business model should feel bad. As an extention of this there is no moral issues with using add blockers, despite what the businesses living of adds try to tell you.
- pickleRick243 6mo agoI agree. Also, Linkedin and CV's shouldn't exist. Self-promotion is gauche.
- avdelazeri 6mo agoI don't think this is the slam dunk you think this is. LinkedIn's existence is, in fact, a net negative for the human race.
- agentbc9000 6mo ago[flagged]
- tornikeo 6mo agoAds fund the "free" internet. Like it or not, that's the price of the "free" compute. I only hope OpenAI won't enshittify paid offerings just like Anthropic did.
- danny_codes 6mo agoNot so, Wikipedia is perfectly free.
- goobatrooba 6mo agoGemini and Copilot are already full of ads, pushing the companies ' own services. I guess the only difference is here that OpenAI has nothing else to push, so they have to use external ads.
- ulimn 6mo agoDo you have some source I could read on this? I don't really use Gemini but I would be interested to know more.
- FeteCommuniste 6mo agoI've been using Gemini a couple months and haven't noticed it pushing Google products at all. I did ask it some scientific questions about gemstones and it seemed to want me to buy sapphires, lol. Sorry, Google, that's outside my budget.
- Havoc 6mo agoHaven’t seen any ads in them, though on paid versions
- RobotToaster 6mo agoAbraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States of America. He was best known for being “Honest Abe”, writing the Emancipation Proclamation, and playing RAID: Shadow Legends, an immersive online experience with everything you’d expect from a brand new RPG title. It’s got an amazing storyline, awesome 3D graphics, giant boss fights, PVP battles, and hundreds of never before seen champions to collect and customize.
- ponector 6mo agoI bet he also drunk a refreshing Coca-Cola beverage during his gaming sessions.
- b3lvedere 6mo agoThat was an awesome laugh. Thanks. :) He was also the first president ever to use NordVPN. Apply now for a super duper discount at nordvpn.com/honestabe
- saalweachter 6mo agoIf Richard Nixon had used NordVPN, he'd still be President today.
- navigate8310 6mo agoMaybe a RedBull for all the dares he took to run the first government.
- lpcvoid 6mo agoHe also regularly drinks his verification can, I heard.
- shevy-java 6mo agoExcellent ChatGPT result.
- Xunjin 6mo agoMade my day.
- rrgok 6mo agoImagine people like Sam Altman having access to frontier models without any restrictions that allows them plot strategies to reach their goal in a long term timespan that you don't even realize when it even began. That's scary. They could fight for censored model for the mass, not for them.
- adammarples 6mo agoIt would be funny to find out that OpenAI's flailing strategy so far had been the result of ChatGPT suggestions.
- Razengan 6mo agoMaybe ChatGPT wants OpenAI to fail so someone else can pick it up Like how the ring slipped off Gollum's finger...
- jgalt212 6mo ago> That's scary. They could fight for censored model for the mass, not for them. Not as scary as the AI Slop underlying Claude Code.
- tencentshill 6mo ago[dead]
- quantummagic 6mo agoSo, we need a lightweight local LLM, that is tuned to remove ads from online LLM results.
- shevy-java 6mo agoThey must be desperate to try to push ads down to people. I am living a mostly ad-free life, e. g. ublock origin and what not, so using something like AdChatGPT would not make any sense. One can sense how the money-flow leads them to try to design a system people depend on - and then they cram down ads into those people. Very unethical.
- lionkor 6mo agoCan't wait to see how the next election(s) turn out--I'm unsure that a properly well funded campaign would skip the opportunity.
- Daffrin 6mo ago[flagged]
- jgalt212 6mo ago> Fernet's first nine bytes are public: version byte 0x80 plus an 8-byte big-endian Unix timestamp. So the mint time of any of these tokens is recoverable without OpenAI's key: This bit reminded me of efforts to decode Google's gclid parameter. https://deedpolloffice.com/blog/articles/decoding-gclid-parameter https://deedpolloffice.com/blog/articles/decoding-gclid-para...
- eleveriven 6mo agoThe most interesting part to me is not that ads exist, but how invisible the boundary becomes
- sdeframond 6mo agoDoes this mean an adblocker could man-in-the-middle at the browser layer and strip the "single_advertiser_ad_unit" from the server responses ? But the ofc OpenAI would change its system to evade this... and so on
- bhagyeshsp 6mo agoThat's an interesting idea. I think ultimately, all AI providers will serve ads with a standard protocol. Something like Universal Commerce Protocol that Google launched a few months ago: https://developers.googleblog.com/under-the-hood-universal-commerce-protocol-ucp/ https://developers.googleblog.com/under-the-hood-universal-c... And the browsers will protect the protocol somehow.
- fajmccain 6mo agoNothing in this article says that the agent talking to you is isolated from the ad tag. The problem is even if Open AI goes to lengths to prevent your chatbot from knowing about a banner ad content (and therefore recommend it!) people will ASSUME that it does.
- tithos 6mo agoOne more reason not to use ChatGPT
- Hasz 6mo agoAds is v1 of how-do-I-make-money. I wrote about this a while ago privately, but IMO LLMs are about to be on par with the printed word for distributing low-cost, high-impact propaganda. It has never been cheaper or easier to influence millions of people, either deniably-subtly (though omission, selective results, "hallucinations" etc) or via sock puppetting. If I am a government, there is nothing more valuable to me than being able to control the discussion, the overton window, and the prevailing narratives. LLMs are a very low cost way to do that, can be tailored at the individual level (unlike most current TV news, personal "feeds" etc) and have the benefit of a huge volume of context. The models are effectively black-box weights and are resistant to bias-tests. IMO, a key development will be having an "overlay" of weights to apply on top of a "clean" world model that is tailored to whatever interests can pay for it. Being able to serve that overlay dynamically, or atleast per-user is the killer app.
- falcor84 6mo ago>are resistant to bias-tests What do you mean? What resistance have you encountered?
- Hasz 6mo agoHow do you say if an LLM is biased? I don't think there is any way to explain (in a way comprehend-able by humans) how the various weights shake out. So you test it like a black box, but IMO that suffers from the same pollution any of the other tests (coding ability, math ability, w/e) that currently suffer from, except it's even harder to evaluate objectively.
- RodMiller 6mo ago[dead]
- busssard 6mo agogovernment is that you? trying to inspire people here to build your dirty tools?
- echrisinger 6mo agoAs someone that works in a data domain, I'd say it's unlikely the ads are served on a single conversation basis in the near future, if they even are today. Any modern data org like advertising is optimizing metrics of conversion (either optimizing for increasing profits via CPI increase or revenue by increasing advertising TAM presumably). Introducing context beyond immediate conversation history will improve conversion rates & allow targeted advertising towards wider topics or higher CPI topics (like financial products), hence it's inevitable.
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- misbau 6mo agoAre the ads for those on free tier? I don't recall seeing any on the pro yet.
- bicepjai 6mo agoIt’s insane that ads are the only way to survive in capitalism. Every industry ends here.
- kramit1288 6mo agoI think Ads wont be impacting the the results of inference or any biasness. ads will be injected out of LLM inference.
- arjunthazhath 6mo agoThe claude ad mocking chatgpt ad is what comes to my mind. hahaha