Banks must recognize ChatGPT’s new capabilities as a customer acquisition strategy.
The partnership highlights how AI is becoming central to modernization and efficiency.
A new lawsuit against OpenAI seeks to pause ChatGPT Health, raising odds of stricter safeguards and deeper reassessment of AI medical rollouts.
OpenAI-Apple alliance frays over control of AI layer: Legal tension shows model makers and device giants are jockeying for the user gateway.
As retailers push into agentic commerce, success may hinge less on the technology itself and more on how quickly consumers are willing to change their habits.
OpenAI experiments with feed ads: Beta tool converts retail catalogs into ChatGPT ads, linking spend to intent-driven chats.
AI can outperform doctors at some clinical tasks, but narratives overstating the tech’s advantages in patient care could erode physician trust.
OpenAI widens ad footprint: International rollout aims to lure in advertisers, using scale to offset weak CTRs and steep revenue goals.
These humongous lending projects are clogging up banks’ balance sheets and driving up risk levels.
Banks must differentiate between adopting agentic AI to remain competitive and becoming overreliant on one provider.
OpenAI opens data to marketers: New policy allows limited ID sharing and purchase data to power ChatGPT ads.
Google considers Gemini ads: After ruling them out, Google eyes chatbot ads to offset AI costs and prove Gemini can rival ChatGPT for budgets.
AI is rewriting the digital shelf. As discovery shrinks to a handful of recommendations, brands are forced to optimize for both humans and machines or risk disappearing early in the purchase journey.
Creator content is shaping how AI answers questions. But content that’s good at engaging audiences isn’t always what AI surfaces. That’s forcing brands to rethink their creator strategies and content formats so they can show up in AI tools.
It continues to lean into crypto, agentic solutions—even as consumer adoption stalls.
Amazon’s AI ad engine: Q1 ad sales rose 24% to $17.2 billion as automation and first-party data power full-funnel buys.
Can advertising cover tech’s ballooning AI costs? That question defined big Q1 earnings day for Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google.
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