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Razorpay partners with OpenAI to help brands run ads on ChatGPT in India. It centres on Razorpay, and also names OpenAI and GPT. Entrackr and Inc42 have both covered it. Bharat Hunt files it under AI in India and AI Agents, and tracks it as India coverage.
OpenAI is sticking more ads in ChatGPT. It centres on OpenAI, and also names GPT. Reported by The Verge. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Models — the section covering a new or updated model, its capabilities, benchmarks or availability.
ChatGPT Ads expands to Southeast Asia and Taiwan. It centres on GPT, and also names ChatGPT Ads. Reported by OpenAI. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Models — the section covering a new or updated model, its capabilities, benchmarks or availability.
ChatGPT Ads expands to 26 new countries as over 100,000 advertisers have used the platform. It centres on GPT, and also names ChatGPT Ads. Reported by OpenAI. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Models — the section covering a new or updated model, its capabilities, benchmarks or availability.
OpenAI tests advertiser-sponsored agents, expands AI tools for ChatGPT ads. It centres on OpenAI, and also names GPT. Reported by The Economic Times. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Tools — the section covering applications people use — assistants, editors, search, productivity.
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