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OpenAI Begins Testing Ads in ChatGPT for Free and Go Plan Users in US

OpenAI Begins Testing Ads in ChatGPT for Free and Go Plan Users

By

Stevie Bonifield

3mo ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

OpenAI has begun testing ads in ChatGPT, starting with users on the free version and the $8/month Go plan. These ads appear as labeled "sponsored" links at the bottom of ChatGPT answers, but OpenAI claims they do not influence the AI's responses. Users on higher-tier plans (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education) will not see ads, meaning users must pay at least $20/month for the Plus subscription to avoid advertisements.

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ChatGPT users may soon start seeing ads in their chats, as OpenAI announced on Monday that it's officially beginning to test ads on its AI platform.
They'll appear as labeled 'sponsored' links at the bottom of ChatGPT answers, but OpenAI says the ads 'do not influence the answers ChatGPT gives you.'
Currently, ads will only show up for users on the free version of ChatGPT or the lowest-cost $8 per month Go plan.
Users in the Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education plans won't see any ads, so anyone who wants to avoid them has to pay at least $20 per month for the Plus subscription.
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On Monday, OpenAI began testing ads in ChatGPT, starting with logged-in adult users on its Free and Go plans, who will start seeing “sponsored” links in their chats.

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