Meta still needs this breakdown… Don’t get me wrong, I’m grateful that we can now breakdown by audience segments for sales campaigns. This gives us a clearer idea of how our budget was distributed between remarketing and prospecting. It would be great if this were available for all objectives, but in this era of algorithmic [...]read moreMeta Needs this Breakdown to Provide Transparency Around Audience Expansion
May is Commission and Compensation Month here at Inman. We’ll sort through the noise and misinformation and provide you with the most up-to-date facts and strategies about how to prosper in the wake of the commission settlements. And look for straight-to-your inbox updates with Inman’s new weekly digest, Commission Chronicles. Consumers have spoken and courts [...]read moreHow Commission Changes Could Lead To Transactional Transparency
With the generative AI content wave steadily engulfing the broader internet, OpenAI has today announced two new measures to assist in facilitating more transparency in online content, and ensuring that people are aware of what’s real, and what’s not, in visual creations. First off, OpenAI has announced that it’s joining the Steering Committee of the [...]read moreOpenAI Explores Measures to Enhance Content Transparency
With the generative AI content wave steadily engulfing the broader internet, OpenAI has today announced two new measures to assist in facilitating more transparency in online content, and ensuring that people are aware of what’s real, and what’s not, in visual creations. First off, OpenAI has announced that it’s joining the Steering Committee of the [...]read moreOpenAI Explores New Measures to Enhance AI Content Transparency
Elon Musk has been promising to remove the block option entirely on X (formerly Twitter) for months, and now, the X team seems to have come up with a compromise, as it looks to align with app store requirements, while reducing the impact of blocking in the app. As explained by X: “We are making [...]read moreX Looks to Water down Blocking to Increase Transparency
In its Responsible AI Transparency Report, which mainly covers 2023, Microsoft touts its achievements around safely deploying AI products. The annual AI transparency report is one of the commitments the company made after signing a voluntary agreement with the White House in July last year. Microsoft and other companies promised to establish responsible AI systems [...]read moreMicrosoft releases inaugural AI transparency report
Elon Musk has been promising to remove the block option entirely on X (formerly Twitter) for months, and now, the X team seems to have come up with a compromise, as it looks to align with app store requirements, while reducing the impact of blocking in the app. As explained by X: “We are making [...]read moreX Looks to Water Down Blocking to Increase Transparency
Snapchat’s looking to ensure greater transparency on content created by its generative A.I. tools, with new tags and indicators that will now be appended to generated images. As you can see in this image, Snapchat’s adding a new, custom ghost icon to images generated in the app, which will be included on any content that [...]read moreSnapchat Adds AI Watermarks and Transparency Measures
Snapchat’s looking to ensure greater transparency on content created by its generative A.I. tools, with new tags and indicators that will now be appended to generated images. As you can see in this image, Snapchat’s adding a new, custom ghost icon to images generated in the app, which will be included on any content that [...]read moreSnapchat Adds New AI Watermarks and Transparency Measures
Efforts by tech giants to be more transparent about the ads they run are — at very best — still a work in progress, according to a report looking at ads transparency tools. The report comes about a half year since the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA) rules for larger platforms came into force, [...]read moreBig Tech’s ad transparency tools are still woeful, Mozilla research report finds