"ChatGPT users may soon start seeing ads in their chats as OpenAI announced on Monday that it's officially beginning to test ads on its AI platform. They'll appear as labeled "sponsored" links at the bottom of ChatGPT answers, but OpenAI says the ads "do not influence the answers ChatGPT gives you." Currently, ads will only show up for users on the free version of ChatGPT or the lowest-cost $8 per month Go plan."
"Users on the Go tier can't opt out of seeing ads, but users on both Free and Go plans can dismiss ads, share feedback on ads, turn off ad personalization, turn off the option for ads to be based on past chats, and delete their ad data. According to OpenAI, advertisers will only get data on "aggregated ad views and clicks," not personalized data or content from users' ChatGPT conversations."
Ads will appear as labeled "sponsored" links at the bottom of ChatGPT answers and are being tested for Free and the $8-per-month Go plan. Plus and higher tiers including Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education will not see ads. Free users can opt out in exchange for fewer daily free messages; Go users cannot opt out. Users on Free and Go plans can dismiss ads, share feedback, turn off ad personalization and targeting based on past chats, and delete ad data. Advertisers will receive only aggregated ad views and clicks, users under 18 and conversations on sensitive topics will be excluded, and the feature remains in testing.
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