Meta shelves its new ad terms and names no new date
The four rewritten documents will not start on 20 November, so advertisers stay on their current terms, crawling clause included.
AI news, 6 November 2026
The 10 AI stories of the day, each told in about 200 words with its sources linked.
Published 06:50 UTC, 10 stories
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Google · Gemini Omni 1.2 FlashGemini Omni 1.2 Flash drops to $0.07 a second at 720p
Google’s new video model runs to 15 seconds, costs 30% less than Omni 1.1 and is rolling out to Google Ads for video campaigns.
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OpenAI · ChatGPT AdsChatGPT ads swap maximum bids for cost targets on 9 November
Under Target CPC, a single auction can land either side of your target, OpenAI’s email says, and the old hard caps retire on 1 January 2027.
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Google Ads · AI labelsGoogle Ads extends AI labels to California, Korea and Vietnam
Mark an asset as AI-made and ads aimed at those three places now show a visible overlay, as ads aimed at the EU, India and New York already did.
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Visa · AI shopping agentsVisa finds AI shopping agents pass 57% of purchase runs
Its benchmark of 22 models shows two ways of failing a seller: buying the wrong product, or walking away when a suitable one existed.
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Adthena · AI search adsAdthena counts 175,100 ads inside Google’s AI answers
Apparel and electronics took about 166,000 of the US placements, and travel’s share runs far higher in Adthena’s ChatGPT count.
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Meta · Facebook AnswersFacebook’s AI answer pages reach 6 million in Google’s index
SEO consultant Glenn Gabe calls the /fb-answers/ directory scaled content abuse, Semrush estimates put it at 40 million monthly visits, and Meta had said nothing as of 3 November.
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Meta · Graph API v27Meta’s new API lets apps remove AI disclosures from Page posts
Graph API v27 adds a true or false setting for the AI-generated flag on Page post edits, and Marketing API v27 stretches some ads to more mobile devices by default.
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Clorox · Fresh StepClorox says AI cats cut Fresh Step’s production cost to a tenth
Three 15-second talking-cat spots went from brief to finished in 30 days with agency RECE and reach linear TV and social by 9 November.
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Perplexity · TeammatesPerplexity’s always-on Teammates start at $200 a month
Perplexity says the agents keep working after a task ends, one demo has them scaling creator ads, and they sit behind the Max plan on the web for now.
