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TV Networks Harness AI to Challenge Big Tech in Ad Wars

What Happened

Leading U.S. television networks are investing in AI-driven advertising solutions to better compete with digital heavyweights such as Google and Meta. By integrating advanced artificial intelligence into their ad placement systems, broadcasters like Disney, NBCUniversal, and Warner Bros. Discovery hope to offer data-driven targeting and performance analytics historically dominated by tech platforms. This shift comes as more advertisers seek measurable outcomes and as the TV industry faces pressure to maintain relevance in a streaming-first world. The adoption of AI lets networks provide advertisers with granular data about audiences, viewing habits, and ad effectiveness, making TV spots more attractive and accountable.

Why It Matters

AI-powered advertising across traditional broadcasters could reshape the $60 billion TV ad market, challenging Big Tech\’s dominance while increasing innovation and competition. Media companies leveraging AI may recapture budgets previously lost to digital platforms. Read more in our AI News Hub

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