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OpenAI says it’s disabled ad-like app promotions in ChatGPT

OpenAI has turned off some promotional app messages in ChatGPT after users complained that the chatbot was showing them ads. In a post on X, OpenAI’s chief research officer, Mark Chen, said that the company is working to improve the experience after showing ChatGPT users in-app messages promoting companies like Peloton and Target, and that “this kind of suggestion” has now been disabled.

“I agree that anything that feels like an ad needs to be handled with care, and we fell short,” said Chen. “We’re also looking at better controls so you can dial this down or off if you don’t find it helpful.”

The withdrawal comes after ChatGPT users – inc …

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