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guard your card.com. Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Monday, June 2nd. I'm Julie Chang for the

Wall Street Journal. We exclusively report that

meta plans to enable brands to fully create and target ads using artificial intelligence by

the end of next year. That's according to people familiar with the matter. The social media's ad

platform already offers some AI tools. Through the new tools, a brand could present an image of a product and a

budget. The AI would then create the entire ad and decide which Instagram and Facebook users

to target based on the budget. Advertisers will also be able to personalize ads so users

see different versions of the same ad in real time based on factors such as geolocation.

Some big brands worry AI-generated ads won't be as good as human-made ones, but smaller to

mid-sized businesses, which represents most of the advertisers on META's platforms, could benefit

from easier and cheaper ad creation.

German antitrust officials are looking into Amazon's pricing mechanism. The country's

federal cartel office said today that tools Amazon uses to highlight competitively priced goods

and filter out overpriced listings could be in breach of competition law. When Amazon systems

detect that prices for certain products are unusually high, its tools can downgrade listings.

The German watchdog said this limits visibility of retailers' offers and interferes with sellers' freedom to set their prices.

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