Jamie

OpenAI has made it clear that they're going to identify these.

If you look at a screenshot, it gives you... It clearly identifies where there's ads.

So now they are going to relate to what you're searching about, but...

It isn't like they're trying to deceive you by putting like little links in in like the text.

So does that make sense?

I think people are confused at what this actually means.

I don't think it means that we're going to lose the the trust in our AI search queries.

But Jane, what do you think about it?

I didn't see his response, but I did see that.

I thought it was I thought it was pretty funny.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, you got to think about all the investment that OpenAI has made infrastructure-wise, development-wise.

They have to start making money somehow.

And this is a quick answer.

You do have your subscription fees and API access, all that kind of stuff that

they can make some money out.

But ads, I feel like are, especially for the free users who are not necessarily using this for business use, but just personal use.

I feel like ads are, it's an easy way for them to start generating money, which they desperately need to do.

So it does say some of these topics like health, politics, or mental health will not

have ads which is good and also people under 18 won't see ads so you know that's all that's all well and good but I do think you know they're trying their best to make it something that doesn't ruin the app so I think you know I would do the same thing if I was in their situation yeah 100% so one other thing that I will also bring up in in how this all goes is this so