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Introducing the AI Sandbox for advertisers and expanding our Meta Advantage suite

May 11, 2023·3 min read

Summary

Since News Feed's 2006 launch, Meta has leveraged machine learning and AI across its apps and services, including ads. Now, it details new AI improvements for advertisers, featuring the AI Sandbox for testing generative AI tools like text variation, background generation, and image outcropping. These tools help create engaging ad copy, diverse backgrounds, and adapt creative for different formats, reducing effort and resources.

Additionally, Meta advances its Advantage suite and AI infrastructure to enhance ad automation and modeling.

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