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New Delhi: OpenAI is betting big on advertising as a key driver of its future growth and expects to generate $2.5 billion in ad revenue this year, with projections soaring to $100 billion by 2030. This marks one of the strongest signals yet that advertising is becoming central to OpenAI’s business strategy.
Its early ad pilot has already shown promising results, generating $100 million in annual recurring revenue in less than two months.
According to media reports, OpenAI has shared ambitious growth projections with investors, estimating ad revenue will jump to $11 billion in 2027, $25 billion in 2028 and $53 billion by 2029. These projections are based on the assumption that OpenAI’s products could reach 2.75 billion weekly users by 2030, allowing it to compete with global ad giants.
The opportunity lies in how chatbot advertising works. Unlike traditional platforms, where companies rely on user behaviour and data signals, chatbots receive direct input from users about their needs and preferences. This could make advertising more targeted and effective, potentially increasing its value for marketers.
At a broader level, OpenAI is positioning advertising as one of several revenue streams to support its growing operational costs, especially in compute infrastructure. The company is also preparing a strong narrative for future investors and a possible IPO, highlighting its ability to scale revenues alongside usage.
However, the move is not without risks. Introducing ads could challenge a core promise of AI chatbots, that they prioritise user needs over advertisers. Critics argue that ad-driven models often push companies to maximise user engagement, sometimes at the cost of user experience.
Meanwhile, competitors are taking a different approach. Some players in the space are positioning themselves as ad-free alternatives, highlighting a growing divide in how AI companies plan to monetise their platforms.
OpenAI, on its part, has said it will maintain clear boundaries between ads and user interactions. The company also plans to define what data is shared with advertisers, aiming to balance monetisation with user trust.
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