Edition No. 11 · Wed 1 Jul 2026 · Story 14 of 20
OpenAI's David Dugan on third-party measurement
Digiday
OpenAI's ad boss David Dugan says the company will accept independent third-party measurement, a break from the self-graded norm.
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