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AI Ads that Hide Artificial Origins 'Outperform Human Creative'

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A study conducted by four leading universities found that AI-generated advertising outperforms human creative, as long as it doesn’t look too artificial.The study was conducted by Columbia University, Harvard University, Technical University of Munich, and Carnegie Mellon University, using data from Taboola’s performance marketing platform, Realize.The researchers mined live ad performance data from over 300,000 […]
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CANVA A new study carried out by Taboola in collaboration with the universities of Columbia, Harvard, Munich Technical University and Carnegie Mellon revealed that ads generated with artificial intelligence (AI) can have a performance equal to or higher than those created by humans. READ ALSO. Why marketing became more difficult? Creative impact falls almost 20% in 20 months The analysis covered more than 500 million impressions and three millio…

The advertisements generated by the AI surpass human creations when they manage to appear authentically human and by the promotion of signs of visual confidence. These advertisements trigger 0.76% of CTR (Click Through Rate or rate of (more...))This article The advertisements generated by the AI surpass human creations, according to Taboola appeared first on La Revue du Digital.

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La Revue du Digital broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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