Given I'll often see the same fraudulent ad repeated I think anecdotal experience is there are not many of them.
I can even talk to friends about the most boring fraudulent ads and they know them. i.e. Elon doubling your bitcoin scams.
For normal ads unless they are viral, there are millions out there that are never repeated or not even seen.
Because fraud ads have short lifetimes pulled out of 'production traffic' you can collect many for the training data
I assume 'clickbait' is the safety word for 'fraud'
Given I'll often see the same fraudulent ad repeated I think anecdotal experience is there are not many of them.
I can even talk to friends about the most boring fraudulent ads and they know them. i.e. Elon doubling your bitcoin scams.
For normal ads unless they are viral, there are millions out there that are never repeated or not even seen.
Because fraud ads have short lifetimes pulled out of 'production traffic' you can collect many for the training data
I assume 'clickbait' is the safety word for 'fraud'