Ads in ChatGPT
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Ads in ChatGPT
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Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#2The use of wishy washy language is fab. They don't show ads; ads "will be available." (passive voice)
Also, ads don't affect chat content but of course chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#3The use of wishy washy language is fab. They don't show ads; ads "will be available." (passive voice) Also, ads don't affect chat content but of course chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
>Also, ads don't affect chat content but of course chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
Given that Anthropic's superbowl ad implied otherwise, I think it's a fair distinction to call about. Not to mention basically every advertising network uses context in their ads. Given the choice between ads and no ads, I'd obviously want no ads, but just like google, you need to pay the bills somehow, and not everyone can afford a $20/month claude subscription.
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#4The use of wishy washy language is fab. They don't show ads; ads "will be available." (passive voice) Also, ads don't affect chat content but of course chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
In Google Gemini, ads do affect chat as they're native affiliate links right inside the chat, it's somewhat annoying.
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#5> We’re beginning to test ads in ChatGPT in the US. Ads may appear for users on the Free and Go plans. Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu accounts will not have ads.
Yet.
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#6> We’re beginning to test ads in ChatGPT in the US. Ads may appear for users on the Free and Go plans. Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu accounts will not have ads. Yet.
This is always how it starts, just like Netflix. Eventually, we will have to pay a lot of money and still have ads too.
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#7The use of wishy washy language is fab. They don't show ads; ads "will be available." (passive voice) Also, ads don't affect chat content but of course chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
In Google Gemini, ads do affect chat as they're native affiliate links right inside the chat, it's somewhat annoying.
Affecting chat would mean the chat answer would be different because of ads.
Btw this should be easily testable by comparing free and paid accounts
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#8> We’re beginning to test ads in ChatGPT in the US. Ads may appear for users on the Free and Go plans. Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu accounts will not have ads. Yet.
Literally where my head was. Take every negation statement and append "...yet!"
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#9The use of wishy washy language is fab. They don't show ads; ads "will be available." (passive voice) Also, ads don't affect chat content but of course chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
> chat content affects ads, which is the whole point.
What happens when I am constantly violating usage terms by calling ChatGPT mean names for ignoring my explicit instructions and trying to turn everything into a trite creative writing project.
"Not programming. Not efficiencies. Terrible, terrible poetry."
Re: Ads in ChatGPT
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
In Google Gemini, ads do affect chat as they're native affiliate links right inside the chat, it's somewhat annoying.
Affecting chat would mean the chat answer would be different because of ads. Btw this should be easily testable by comparing free and paid accounts
In Gemini it is different. Looks like they have a system prompt to push Google Shopping links regardless of whether the user asks for it or not, I've noticed.