Month: March 2024

A class-action lawsuit by advertisers alleging that the company holds a monopoly in the ad market was approved by U.S. District Judge Kevin Castel.

Waymo got approval Friday afternoon from California regulators for paid robotaxi rides in the second-largest city in the US, plus even more of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI hinges on a dubious claim that the company has already developed ‘artificial general intelligence’—and handed it over to Microsoft.

Georgia lawmakers advanced a privacy bill that would allow residents to wield some control over their data, but doesn’t give people the right to opt out of a common form of online behavioral
advertising.

Brands don’t want their ads to turn up next to content spouting conspiracy theories, propaganda and misinformation, but programmatic advertising makes it easy for brands to end up next to this content. An onslaught of AI-generated misinformation is only worsening the situation ahead of this year’s elections in the US and abroad. To equip advertisers […]

The post From AI Content To Fake Local News, Brands Must Play Programmatic Dodgeball This Election Season appeared first on AdExchanger.

As part of a rapidly accelerating game of holding company AI one-upmanship, IPG’s roadmap includes a new sandbox, as well as engineering a new “iterative media mix” connecting audiences, creative and
publishers.

Google says it will crack down on companies in India that are not in compliance with its app billing policy – the latest dispute in the conflict between Google and local internet companies in India.