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Meta is rolling out new AI-powered offerings targeted at companies, aiming to turn its heavy AI infrastructure spending into revenue-generating products. The push involves selling AI tools and services to enterprise clients rather than only consumer-facing features.
Meta has introduced a new personal AI agent aimed at everyday users, capable of handling tasks like online shopping and sending emails. The launch is framed as an accessible entry point into agentic AI rather than a developer-focused tool.
OpenAI has begun showing advertisements to users on its free tier and the 399-rupee ($4) Go plan in India, one of its biggest markets by user activity. The feature, already active in 38 countries including the US, Japan, South Korea and much of Europe, excludes users who are or are predicted to be under 18.
An Entrepreneur contributor lays out how she turned two podcasts, Creative Entrepreneur and Get Obsessed: With Living Your Best Life, into revenue streams by treating episodes as a product rather than promotional content. She outlines hitting a 5,000-downloads-per-month threshold to unlock programmatic ad insertion, plus pitching sponsors directly and landing partnerships through the BLEAV network.