Sam Altman responds to privacy concerns over advertising plans: No impact from paid actions and content is not visible to advertisers
Odaily reported that OpenAI founder Sam Altman responded to privacy concerns regarding advertising plans on the X platform. He stated that the reason for testing advertising features in ChatGPT is that many users want to use AI frequently but are unwilling to pay. The team hopes to explore viable business paths through an advertising model. Regarding privacy concerns, ChatGPT advertising will adhere to clear principles: it will never accept any paid behavior that influences ChatGPT's responses, and user conversation content will remain invisible to advertisers.
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