Super Bowl commercial sees Anthropic mock OpenAI for bringing ads to ChatGPT

Anthropic is taking a jab at rival OpenAI in its first-ever Super Bowl commercial this year – blasting the company for introducing ads to ChatGPT and vowing not to do the same with its own bot, Claude.In the 30-second spot, a guy struggling to complete a pull-up in a park asks a muscular man for advice.Much like an AI chatbot, the man starts to spit out a robotic answer, according to a video clip posted by The Wall Street Journal.“That is a clear and achievable goal,” the brawny man says.“But confidence isn’t just built in the gym.

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But not to Claude” flashes across the screen.Though OpenAI is not mentioned by name, the spot is a clear dig at the company, which earlier this year announced it would start rolling out ads to ChatGPT users based on their conversations.That could open the door to highly-personalized ads, like links to hotels and flights after a user asks the chatbot about planning a vacation – something Anthropic has vowed to avoid.“Users shouldn’t have to second-guess whether an AI is genuinely helping them or subtly steering the conversation towards something monetizable,” Anthropic wrote in a blog post on Wednesday.It added that advertising, once introduced to a platform, tends to expand over time and become integrated into revenue targets and product development.Chatbot ads are only expected to account for a small chunk of the roughly $2 billion brands are expected to spend on AI search-related promos this year, according to eMarketer.But the market for chatbot ads is predicted to over $25 billion by 2029.Anthropic has another ad that’s set to air before the Super Bowl.

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Publisher: New York Post

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