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From shrimp Jesus to fake self-portraits, AI-generated images have become the latest form of social media spam
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Wall Street Journal / Benjamin Mullin / Dec 4
“The company, Memo, aims to capitalize on advertisers’ growing demand for data by creating a marketplace where they can buy audience metrics for editorial coverage measures such as page views, scroll depth and engaged reading time. Publishers closely track page views and related information, but don’t typically share it…Publishers including Meredith Corp. , BuzzFeed Inc. and PopSugar Inc. have agreed to provide their data to Memo, said Eddie Kim, the company’s founder and chief executive.”
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