ChatGPT Could Soon Show Ads To Users, Here's How It Will Work

ChatGPT has been clearly dominating the market with its services and outclassing all the competition. And this point in time serves as a period where OpenAI is planning to cash out on the abilities of its AI model. According to the recent reports related to the same, Sam Altman's firm is planning to bring ads in the chatbot to open a new stream of revenue after the subscription based model. Altman has previously said multiple times that he is not total against the idea of having ads on the chatbot, similar to the personalized ads that we get to see on Instagram. CEO of Applications at OpenAI, Fidji Simo, when asked about the inclusion of ads on ChatGPT in an interaction with Wired, said, 'Advertising as a model works really well when you have

a lot of commerce intent. We have a ton of it already, people coming and asking for shopping advice. The important thing before we ever consider ads is making sure that our commerce experience is fantastic and that people come and really explore all the products that they want and get great recommendations.'Also Read: Elon Musk vs Apple, OpenAI: US Court Gives Green Signal To Antitrust Case, Here’s What HappenedShe further said, 'Whatever we do is going to have to be extremely respectful of that. That’s why we haven’t announced anything on ads, because if we ever were to do anything, it would have to be a very different model than what has been done before.' For those who are unaware, Simo has a background in building and scaling advertising businesses, and she has also worked at Meta.

How Will Ads On ChatGPT Look Like?

A report published by The Information suggested that ads on ChatGPT will be based on ChatGPT's memory for the particular users. Due to this, the ads shown on the platform will be pretty personalized based on what the users look out for. Some reports also projected that if OpenAI goes with ads, then they'll be able to add billions to their profit. Until now, there has been no confirmation from official sources regarding the same. So, the readers are suggested to take the information with a grain of salt.