Should marketers be searching for ‘AI literate’ talent?
Ian BurrellAI: Beyond the Hype. Should marketing leaders ramp up training in new tech for their existing teams or look to recruit talent with AI ‘expertise’?
AI: Beyond the Hype. Should marketing leaders ramp up training in new tech for their existing teams or look to recruit talent with AI ‘expertise’?
Brands cannot afford to ignore the emergence of generative AI. Consumers are driving its adoption, demanding their brand experiences to be faster, more intuitive, more personalised and more convenient. Such a rapidly evolving and potent technology can be a daunting prospect, but forward-thinking companies are already testing its capabilities and familiarising their marketers with its […]
AI: Beyond the Hype. Is there a role for AI in creative “co-creation” that is both effective and ethical?
Implementing AI in the recruitment process can help brands shake off bias and hire for skills over experience, headhunters suggest.
AI is making strides in retail personalisation and marketing content creation, and will continue to be a game-changer alongside expert human judgement.
AI: Beyond the Hype. Generative AI has the ability to transform market research, removing menial, time-consuming tasks. But tools need to be briefed “rigorously and comprehensively”, and results must still be “validated and interpreted by qualified humans”.
AI: Beyond the Hype. Generative AI has the potential to streamline the way marketers approach segmentation and targeting, but it’s not without its limitations, according to marketers who have been experimenting with its use.
As consumers adopt AI tools to simplify their tasks, brands need to train both humans and AI to think of them before the alternatives.
AI: Beyond the Hype. Generative AI offers B2B brands a wealth of opportunity but marketers are experimenting with an edge of caution.
AI: Beyond the Hype. Marketers look set to benefit from delegating certain aspects of decision making to AI, that is if they can negotiate the pitfalls.
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Google owner Alphabet has so far failed to demonstrate its readiness for an AI-driven future, where its mission and established products could become redundant.
Brands and agencies are already using GenAI and AI in myriad ways, from segmentation to creative testing, and from media planning to measurement.
Consumers tend to care more about who has created a piece of content (the brand) rather than how it was created.
A total of 17 experts, including Les Binet and Grace Kite, have published an open letter warning of the potential pitfalls of automated market mix models powered by AI.
Many are talking of the ways AI will rip up the rulebook on creativity, but for B2B the biggest disruption AI will cause is to diagnosis.
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The line between real ads and copycats is being deliberately blurred, argues Gymbox’s brand and marketing director Rory McEntee.
Artificial intelligence is mostly a distraction from marketing fundamentals – unless you convince your market AI makes your brand better than the competition.
Tom Fishburne is founder of Marketoon Studios. Follow his work at marketoonist.com or on Twitter @tomfishburne See more of the Marketoonist here
Econsultancy takes a closer look at the phenomenon of generative AI, including image generators like Dall-E and the infamous ChatGPT, assessing the business opportunities they present as well as the risks.
Marketing boss Gary Kibble believes his team are only “in the foothills” when it comes to exploring the commercial potential of the retailer’s AI-powered segmentation model.
Can ChatGPT use its AI-driven natural language processing to revolutionise marketing automation?
Tom Fishburne is founder of Marketoon Studios. Follow his work at marketoonist.com or on Twitter @tomfishburne See more of the Marketoonist here