Chatgpt made unblockable ads possible in 2023?

[msantore]

found this video browsing youtube...this is crazy!

 

[msantore]

i should've added extra context my bad. in the video he shows that his unblockable ads always come back no matter how many times you try to block it. judging by the video it looks like, he has to manually block the ads everytime he visits his page which kinda renders most adblockers useless, because they work by using predetermined lists .

 

[PushKing]

Judging by the video the dude has nasal congestion

 

[msantore]

Judging by the video the dude has nasal congestion

Rofl thats probably correct. but it doesnt make his project anymore insignificant does it?

im really curious how he came up with the idea for the code. what prompt he used. imagine if ads couldnt be blocked anymore. imagine how much cash you could make

Today, 42.7% of internet users worldwide report using an ad blocker. thats 42% of the world who arent seeing your ads

 

[JavascriptPufferfish]

42.7% of internet users worldwide report using an ad blocker

i would have guessed it was around 60% tbh

 

[msantore]

i would have guessed it was around 60% tbh

i would've thought that too. but googled it and 1st link suggested 42.7%

 

[PushKing]

Rofl thats probably correct. but it doesnt make his project anymore insignificant does it?

To me it does, but I hope to be wrong, of course. I think it doesn't look like an authoritative source to make such a 'significant' statement. 3 videos, 7 views, nobody from nowhere. (The way he speaks diminishes credibility even further). He doesn't share details, and I have trouble understanding what it has to do with chatgpt.

Today, 42.7% of internet users worldwide report using an ad blocker. thats 42% of the world who arent seeing your ads

Large or simply decent sites either now work on a subscription or prevent site view unless adblocker is removed, there are services like admiral or similar that do just that. Display ad budgets are still in billions, I wouldn't worry about adblocker.

 

[msantore]

To me it does, but I hope to be wrong, of course. I think it doesn't look like an authoritative source to make such a 'significant' statement. 3 videos, 7 views, nobody from nowhere. (The way he speaks diminishes credibility even further). He doesn't share details, and I have trouble understanding what it has to do with chatgpt.



Large or simply decent sites either now work on a subscription or prevent site view unless adblocker is removed, there are services like admiral or similar that do just that. Display ad budgets are still in billions, I wouldn't worry about adblocker.

chatgpt doesn't just write good English. it also writes highly advanced code in many different programming languages. it allows a nobody with very little skill to design a program or function to do things that a person with no skill would never be able to do on her their own.

for instance take little timmy as a example: little timmy is your average joe who has 0 skills in programming. but he has a crazy idea. in a world without chatgpt his idea remains insignificant. but what if chatgpt existed in little timmy's world. he could take his idea and put it into words in chatgpt, and viola! he has realized his idea.

whoever made this video, is exactly like little timmy.

 

[PushKing]

chatgpt doesnt just write good english. it also writes highly advanced code in many different programming langugages. it allows a nobody with very little skill to design a program or function to do things that a person with no skill would never be able to do on her their own.

....and?

 

[UnusualSubstance]

i would have guessed it was around 60% tbh

I agree. But then I realised how many boomers came on, no doubt they'll skew the stats a little.

 

[MoonStarz]

seems a really good idea, but unfortunately provided to general information, maybe someone else maybe detailing how to implement it.