Trishla Ostwal is a Politics of Tech reporter for Adweek. With a focus on the intersection of technology and politics, Trishla covers the latest developments in the tech industry, including AI, advertising, brand strategies, and consumer engagement. Her articles provide insights into the evolving landscape of technology and its impact on society and business.
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Buyers must get regulatory approval and rebuild its algorithm.
The company launched its in-app sports channel and renewed deals with the NFL, NBA and WNBA.
Meta believes short-form videos are the future. At its NewFronts presentation on Thursday, the tech giant revealed a slew of AI-powered tools for ad buyers, helping brands connect with creators to reach wider audiences.
By 2030, most of the data used in AI will be artificially generated by rules, statistical models, simulations or other techniques.
“It’s going to be a deepfake summer,” said Gartner vp analyst Nicole Greene.
By: Trishla Ostwal
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Publishers had already seen a $2 billion loss in ad revenue within Google’s pilot version.
Relevant content is more effective, but diverse data training remains a hurdle.
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