Anthropic’s Super Bowl Ad Takes a Dig at ChatGPT’s Ads OpenAI CEO Hits Back

Athropic shot shots at OpenAI and ChatGPT on Wednesday with its new Super Bowl commercials were fired by Anthrop. Claude-maker dropped four ads, each targeting ads in AI chatbots with advertisements from the same company. Although the ChatGPT-maker said it is testing ads in the chatbot, while no rival company or product was directly mentioned, “the connection is obvious to viewers for people who are watching this link. The company’s vision is not compatible with advertisements that are infeasible to advertiser, Anthropic also said. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who responded to the ads within hours, called them’stuffy and deceitful’ and “doethnailable” in response to these ads.

Anthropic’s New Commercials Mock Ads in AI Chatbots

Claude on the Internet (now called Twitter), his official handle of all four commercials shared with him all of the four ads. The same premise is used in each video someone asks for help from a professional, and while offering advice, the professional randomly inserts an ed mid-conversation. These videos end with, “Ads are coming to AI” in the words of . But not to Claude, but for . Moreover, each commercial opens with a word flashing on the screen for one of its advertisements. These are “Betrayal” and “Violation”, “Deception” or “Treachery”. ” , ‘I’m sure it is worth reading.

The post was accompanied by a blog about the Super Bowl ads, where Anthropic further explained its position on ads within its chatbot. He will remain ad-free,’ said “Claude”. The post stated that “sponsored” links will not be visible next to Claude’s conversations; nor will Antoine’re the answers of his responses reflect advertisers or include third-party product placements our users did not ask for.”

A. commentator, Anthropic, said ‘It is incongruous and inappropriate to call the placement of general or targeted ads within an AI chatbot that users often share context with their user base and reveal much personal information when they are talking to Claude at all. This openness also allows them to be influenced by the answers of chatbot-chatchat, added the company.

A similar athropic highlighted that ads that affect an AI model’s response can also make it hard for users to trust its recommendations because the commercial motive may be “an important factor” in making suggestions. The phrase “Users should not have to second-guess whether an AI is really helping them or subtly steering the conversation towards something that could be a monetisable” it added.

OpenAI CEO Slams Anthropic’s Commercials

A post on X described Altman as an “Anthropic dishonest” and said that the company doublespeak to show a deceptive advertisement. He added that the ad representation of the commercials was not what ChatGPT plans to run ads, adding ‘We are not stupid and we know our users would reject this advertisement. ” , ‘I’m sure it is worth reading.

The CEO of OpenAI also blasted more serious claims against its AI rival, saying Anthropic is an expensive product for rich people and that it wants to control what people do with AI. Altman exemplified his accusation with the example that the company blocked OpenAI employees from using Claude Code.

Similarly, Altman jabbed at Anthropic’s smaller user base and said “More Texans use ChatGPT for free than total people use Claude in the US so we have a problem that is different from what they do with their own issue.” But it also runs a Super Bowl d, which is about how anybody could create something with ChatGPT (and its code-focused Codex)’ CEO added ‘I am very interested in this.