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Fury as estate agents sell off cliff-top homes for as little as £10,000 as they face falling into the sea on crumbling coastline
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Beatrice and Eugenie claim they're 'modern Princesses' juggling jobs and children. But now, a royal insider claims they're 'just as entitled as their parents' with 'shady friends'
The sisters say they draw inspiration from the 'strength inside' their mother and are very protective of their father, despite the headache the Epstein scandal has caused them all.
The subtle 'body whispers' that can signal a serious illness, from tiny nail mark to pain that means your liver's in danger and night sweats that are first cancer symptom. Doctors reveal the signs they wish patients knew
We all ignore the odd ache or twinge - telling ourselves we're just tired, stressed or getting older. But doctors say that those seemingly harmless niggles could be your body trying to warn you.
Is OpenAI Planning to Turn ChatGPT Into an Ad Platform?
"OpenAI is staffing up to expand ChatGPT's marketing reach and build on-platform marketing tools," reports Adweek:
A recent job listing shows the company is hiring a Growth Paid Marketing Platform Engineer to develop internal tools for ad platform integration, campaign management, and real-time attribution. The position is part of a newly formed "ChatGPT Growth team," and tasked with "building the technical infrastructure behind OpenAI's paid marketing platform...." This job listing is a rare signal of OpenAI's plans for an in-house marketing platform within ChatGPT, and part of the AI company's broader growth plans...
This adds to recent reporting showing that OpenAI is quickly ramping up its advertising ambitions... Alex Heath of Sources reported that OpenAI's CEO of Applications, Fidji Simo, was meeting with candidates to "lead a new team that will be tasked with bringing ads to ChatGPT...." OpenAI did not respond to requests for comment...
Critically, this job listing would support building backend infrastructure — APIs, data pipelines, and services — to manage campaigns, measure attribution, and optimize ad spend. This internal infrastructure would give OpenAI the ability to run marketing at scale without relying on external agencies, two industry insiders said, adding that successfully doing so for itself could lay the foundation for a broader product that lets other brands run campaigns through ChatGPT... [Jacob Bourne, an analyst at eMarketer] added that while it may be striking to see a company that began as a nonprofit research lab make this kind of move, it reflects OpenAI's for-profit pivot and broader push into revenue generation.
"In a new Stratechery interview, Altman admitted Instagram changed his mind about ads," the site Search Engine Land reported Wednesday, citing these two quotes from the interview:
- "I love Instagram ads, they've added value to me, I found stuff I never would've found, I bought a bunch of stuff, I actively like Instagram ads. I think there's many things I respect about Meta, but getting that so right was a surprisingly cool thing for me. Other than that, I viewed ads on the Internet as sort of like a tax."
- "I believe there probably is some cool ad product we can do that is a net win to the user and a sort of positive to our relationship with the user. I don't know what it is yet, I'm not like, 'Here is our ad model' already."
Their article also cites a tweet from an ad industry director who says OpenAI's own revenue projections now show "free-user monetization"...
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Welcome to the Maldives of Europe: This hidden gem has white-sand beaches, turquoise waters and bargain prices. Our travel expert reveals exactly what you need to book
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Furious Aryna Sabalenka launches her racket towards a BALL KID in astonishing outburst as world No 1 crashes out to billionaire American tennis heiress
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Kim Jong Un rolls out North Korea's new intercontinental ballistic missile that may be tested in weeks
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Heated clothes airer vs tumble dryer: As energy bills soar and temperatures drop, which should you use to actually save money?
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The popular breakfast foods that protect the brain from early onset dementia
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The 'outstanding' Essex pub loved by TOWIE star Pete Wicks
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Why going to bed angry with your partner could be BETTER for your relationship - experts bust myth
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PETER HITCHENS: The synagogue killer wasn't a zealot... he was a lowlife turned CRAZY by the drug that everyone pretends is harmless. And I don't care if I cause outrage by saying it
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Joe Biden, 82, receiving new treatment after 'aggressive' cancer spread to his bones
A spokesperson for the politician announced on Saturday that the 82-year-old will undergo the treatment, as well as hormone therapy.
Children's TV icons Dick and Dom respond to woke Gen Z backlash over their 'cruel' pranks on In Da Bungalow as they reveal why they'll never revive beloved Noughties show
In recent week they have come under fire for their pranks, with one viral moment showing the pair promise to give a young girl a pony before promptly snatching it away from her.
Richard Madeley reveals the bizarre way he realised he was ready to move in with now wife Judy Finnigan as he shares his past worries about becoming a stepdad
Richard Madeley has revealed the bizarre way he realised he was ready to move in with Judy Finnigan as their relationship progressed to the next level.
Horrifying moment fairground thrill-seekers yell 'Stop the ride!' as safety bar malfunctions when they are upside down
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Microsoft's OneDrive Begins Testing Face-Recognizing AI for Photos (for Some Preview Users)
I uploaded a photo on my phone to Microsoft's "OneDrive" file-hosting app — and there was a surprise waiting under Privacy and Permissions. "OneDrive uses AI to recognize faces in your photos..."
And...
"You can only turn off this setting 3 times a year."
If I moved the slidebar for that setting to the left (for "No"), it moved back to the right, and said "Something went wrong while updating this setting." (Apparently it's not one of those three times of the year.)
The feature is already rolling out to a limited number of users in a preview, a Microsoft publicist confirmed to Slashdot. (For the record, I don't remember signing up for this face-recognizing "preview".) But there's a link at the bottom of the screen for a "Microsoft Privacy Statement" that leads to a Microsoft support page, which says instead that "This feature is coming soon and is yet to be released." And in the next sentence it's been saying "Stay tuned for more updates" for almost two years...
A Microsoft publicist agreed to answer Slashdot's questions...
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Bradley Cooper looks stylish as he joins Anna Wintour at Is This Thing On? premiere - after plastic surgeons weighed in on his changing face
The actor, 50, who's evolving look was the talk of the town amongst plastic surgeons recently, was joined by Anna Wintour at the event.