900 Million Active Users, but No One Wants to Pay: ‘Inferior’ Free Version of ChatGPT Gets Advertisements
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OpenAI.OpenAI has been expanding the ChatGPT advertising program to Europe since August 24. The ads will appear immediately in 31 European countries, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands and Austria. The ads will be shown to users of the free Free tariff and the cheapest Go subscription. Owners of Plus, Pro and Enterprise plans will not see it. OpenAI has not yet released a full list of countries. At …
ChatGPT is getting advertisements. If you ask the chatbot for tips on, say, a holiday to Rome, you might just be offered a package holiday starting next week. It has to, because OpenAI is incurring massive losses. "People don't want to pay for ChatGPT."
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gelderlander.nlChatGPT is getting advertisements. If you ask the chatbot for tips on, say, a holiday to Rome, you might just be offered a package holiday starting next week. It has to, because OpenAI is incurring massive losses. "People don't want to pay for ChatGPT."
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