An advertiser is preparing a Google Display campaign and needs to distinguish between creative elements. What's the difference between assets and ad types in this context?

In Google Display campaigns, assets are the individual creative components you provide, such as images, headlines, descriptions, logos, and videos. These are the raw materials that Google Ads uses to build your ads. Ad types, on the other hand, refer to the different formats in which these assets can be presented to users, like Responsive Display Ads, image ads, or rich media ads. Responsive Display Ads, for example, take your various assets and automatically combine them into different layouts to fit available ad spaces. Incorrect options: Assets are not automatically generated by AI; they are provided by the advertiser. While AI optimizes how assets are used, it doesn't create them. Assets are not predefined layouts; they are the building blocks. Ad types define the layout and presentation. Assets and ad types are used across various campaign types, including Display, not exclusively for Video or static images.