Artificial Intelligence

Trey Causey, head of AI ethics and director of data science at Indeed, reviewed how his organization approaches AI ethics and provided practical advice for how your organization can launch its own responsible AI practice.

Insider Intelligence shares data demonstrating the dramatic rise in investment in Generative AI since 2017.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making a solid case for the marketing term of the year. AI has captured the attention of marketers worldwide for its potential to create efficiencies, build meaningful connections with consumers at scale, and introduce capabilities previously thought unattainable.

This month's ANA Legal webinar with Frankfurt Kurnit's Brian Murphy and Hannah Taylor serves as a primer on AI: what every marketer needs to know.

Daniel Kaufman, partner at law firm BakerHostetler, discusses the FTC’s position on artificial intelligence.

As creative marketers ourselves, we understand the anxiety others within our niche may be experiencing at this moment. When a hot new tool comes out that can accomplish tasks traditionally done by copywriters and graphic designers, it’s natural to feel a little threatened.

We’re now living in a time when artificial intelligence (AI) has become a part of many of our daily lives – and it’s only the beginning. ChatGPT, a generative AI chatbot developed by OpenAI late last year, is now widely available and has opened the floodgates to what’s possible. Just weeks after launching, ChatGPT attracted a jaw-dropping 100 million users and became the fastest-growing consumer application in history.

In this session, Marketing AI Institute explored how AI will impact marketing, the creative economy, and business decision making.

Marketing Futures podcast host Mike Berberich explains why, despite its potential to reshape the marketing industry, marketers may be getting a bit carried away with artificial intelligence’s current capabilities. In fact, he argues, artificial intelligence doesn’t even exist… yet.

With the advent of AI and synthetic media across the marketing ecosystem, ethics may not always be factored in and may instead become an afterthought. This can lead to risk for brands.

Is there a future where artificial intelligence technologies like ChatGPT replace marketers entirely? Katrin Ribant, CEO at Multifaktorial and technology expert, shared her opinion on the matter.

ChatGPT, the large language model chatbot that debuted to great fanfare in 2022, can drive marketing efficiencies and foster creativity, but brand managers need to ensure that humans are the ultimate arbiters for what kind of messaging will resonate with their audiences. Even brand managers who are not in testing mode when it comes to ChatGPT need to understand its widespread implications for marketing and advertising.

If your team has been looking for a way to use AI more to support creative strategy, ChatGPT may actually be helpful for you. While it may seem counterintuitive to have an AI chatbot enhance creativity, the technology can help gather data, research, use the dialogue to plan campaigns and meetings, headlines, key words, copy, and images.