Answer or Advertisement? ChatGPT Tested for Hidden Monetization
OpenAI is testing ads that look like a regular neural network response. No banners — only neatly embedded recommendations that can subtly steer user choices.
📊 According to insiders, AI could be trained to prioritize sponsored content, masking it as useful advice.
Given how much context ChatGPT knows about each of us — interests, tasks, thinking style — such advertising could become highly personalized and almost indistinguishable from regular help.
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