The greatest value of AI might be presence
Sure, AI is a profound idea for the business world. But for marketers, the most important impact might be “presence.”
Sure, AI is a profound idea for the business world. But for marketers, the most important impact might be “presence.”
AI became a friend when it stepped in with an unexpected act of kindness. When you become fond of an AI companion, could love be far behind?
Automated content isn’t a threat. It’s an opportunity. Great marketing isn’t about conformity, it’s about non-conformity. When everyone is boring, this is your chance to lead in a bold new way.
Where can humanity transcend AI intelligence? Art will survive, suggesting that careers in the future might mean we become marketing artists interpreting the human experience.
Some futurists project we’re entering an age of AI Utopia where humans no longer work and can pursue their dreams. But a big question remains. What exactly will we do with all this free time?
Endless, repetitive AI content is creating a pandemic of dull. Our only hope is the genuine hope and emotional meaning that comes from the human spirit.
Early research shows reliance on AI can lead to cognitive decline. Is this the future of humanity or returning us to humanity?
A round-up post with short observations on personalized marketing, virtual reality, and companies run by AI.
Perhaps the biggest question in business is the changing role of humans in an AI world. Mark Schaefer points to six truths that help predict the human role in our AI marketing future.
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