AI-generated news sites serve ads without oversight
The article discusses the issue of AI-generated news sites serving ads from major brands, with Google being responsible for 90% of these ads. This practice goes against Google’s own policies, which prohibit ads on pages with spammy automatically generated content. The article highlights the potential consequences of this practice, including a glitchy and spammy internet overrun by AI-generated content. It also mentions that programmatic advertising leads to big brands paying for ad placements on unfamiliar websites with little human oversight.
Original article: Junk Websites Filled with AI-Generated Text are Pulling In Money from Programmatic Ads
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