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As ChatGPT and AI rise in popularity, one marketing agency has chosen the Super Bowl to try out the

As ChatGPT and AI rise in popularity, one marketing agency has chosen the Super Bowl to try out the technology’s creative capabilities. February 08, 2023 Giant Spoon picks the Super Bowl to test ChatGPT's marketing chops Instead of human social media strategists and creatives, [ChatGPT will be the brains]( behind marketing agency Giant Spoon's Super Bowl tweets this year. 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