"In a blog post published this week, the company confirmed it is testing ads for logged-in users on its Free and Go plans in the U.S., while keeping paid tiers like Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education ad-free. OpenAI said the move will help fund broader access to advanced AI tools without requiring every user to pay a subscription. "Our focus with this test is learning," OpenAI's blog post read."
"The ads appear outside of ChatGPT's responses and are clearly labeled as sponsored content. OpenAI says ads do not influence how the chatbot answers questions and that user conversations are not shared with advertisers. Instead, ads are selected based on broad conversation topics and how users interact with ads, with restrictions in place to prevent sponsored content from appearing alongside sensitive topics such as health, mental health, or politics."
OpenAI is testing ads inside ChatGPT for logged-in users on its Free and Go plans in the U.S., while paid tiers including Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education remain ad-free. Ads appear outside chatbot responses and are labeled as sponsored content. Ads do not influence chatbot answers and user conversations are not shared with advertisers. Ads are selected based on broad conversation topics and user ad interactions, with restrictions to avoid sensitive topics like health, mental health, or politics. Free users can opt out by upgrading or accepting fewer daily free messages, and users can limit personalization or delete ad history.
Read at Mashable India
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