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Google Launches AI-Powered Ad Features to Make it Automatic

Google Launches AI-Powered Ad Features to Make it Automatic

Sanjay Goenka 2226 14 Jun 2023

Google launches its new AI feature in its advertisement process which will now make things automatic while presenting any Ads in Google. This feature will help clients of different classes and categories to achieve more specific goals and success.

Alphabet Inc. Google has also previously used such AI tools in order to make things more automatic in the online portals.

Highlights

  • Google’s new feature called Demand Gen
  • It will include AI to place ads across several of its products
  • Artificial Intelligence will replace the need to think about placing ads 

Google’s statement reveals that the company is launching two new artificial intelligence-based features in its advertisement services in which the advertisers will automatically search for the best placement for different brands across the tech company’s services.

Artificial Intelligence looks like established dominance in the technology industry in recent months as Google and other companies have developed new chatbots which have the ability to generate answers in relation to the prompts given by users in open-ended conversations. 

AI is also being used in advertisement works to serve advertisers who also possess a good amount in Companies’ revenue.

As Google also used such AI-based introduced features and tools for advertisers, now it is taking the use of AI technology to provide help to the advertisers to achieve more specific goals for their ads.

Including many features, one of the features is called Demand Gen which will basically use artificial technology to place an advertiser’s photo and video ads across different products such as Gmail, the YouTiube feed, and Shorts which works as the popular YouTube competitor short-form video app TikTok.

Use of AI will replace the need of advertisers to think about where they should place their ads, and the technology will start aiming at searching placements that are ‘shiny, visual and immersive,” told Vidhya Srinivasan, the vice president, and general manager at the advertisement.


Sanjay Goenka

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