Category Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Imagine the possibilities

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by MARK DANCER for Mark Dancer on Flourishing Business Consider what’s possible Reid Hoffman’s new podcast, Possible, is on a mission to explore the brightest possible version of the future. His latest book, Impromptu: Amplifying Our Humanity Through AI, written with GPT-4 as an author’s co-pilot, explores how we might use AI on a quest to “make life more meaningful and prosperous,” to “help solve our hardest challenges,” and to “expand opportunities for self-determination and self-expression.” I love it. All of this is the right stuff for supply chain innovators as we seek not just to fix what’s broken but to build…

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Why Some Companies Are Not Increasing Spend on Generative AI

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by Ayaz Nanji for MarketingProfs Decision-makers who work for companies that do not plan to increase their investment in generative AI tools such as ChatGPT in the near future say they have a range of concerns about the technology, according to recent research from Lucidworks. The report was based on data from a global survey of decision-makers and professionals who work for companies with 100 or more employees across 14 industries. Among respondents whose companies plan to decrease or maintain their current levels of investment in generative AI, the top reasons are security considerations (17%), accuracy concerns (9%), and transparency concerns (7%). Some 40% of…

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5 Ways Companies Are Using A.I. in Order Fulfillment to Improve Operations

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BY MARIA HAGGERTY for Inc. From significant achievements in the medical field to controversy surrounding its usage in media and entertainment, the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is pervasive, touching almost every industry you can think of, including e-commerce. So, what kinds of innovations are altering e-commerce fulfillment, and how can businesses utilize them to improve operations? 1. Optimizing inventory management An effective inventory management system is the cornerstone of a successful retail operation. Having accurate, real-time visibility into inventory data allows companies to properly monitor inventory levels, predict customer demand, and ensure that the right mix of SKUs is occupying valuable warehouse space.…

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Is Google’s new AI chatbot the Bard of the digital age?

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by Search Engine Land In the ever-evolving realm of artificial intelligence (AI), launching new technologies is no longer an anomaly but a relentless pursuit of innovation. Amid this technological maelstrom stands Google’s latest creation, Google Bard, a name reminiscent of the ancient bards renowned for their poetry and storytelling. As a multifaceted tool developed and launched by Google AI earlier this year, Bard is not confined to rigid algorithms; it promises fluidity and creativity. From simply having a chat to generating content and translating languages to developing complex strategies, Google Bard is sculpting a new narrative in AI. Functions of…

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The B2B generative AI design shootout: Part 2

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by Brian Terry for Velocity Generative AI is having its moment in the sun — and it’s casting a menacing shadow over the creative industries while it does it. The trouble is, too much of the conversation focuses on whether generative AI will replace creatives entirely (by generating images, copy and code from scratch). We think a better question to ask is: How could generative AI make creatives better? Generative AI may one day be able to take on a fully-fledged designer — or it could fall flat on its originality-deficient face. But spotlighting the ways AI fails to totally…

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Marketers’ Biggest Concerns About AI

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by Ayaz Nanji for MarketingProfs Marketing and comms pros say their biggest concern about using artificial intelligence tools for work is the potential for disseminating misinformation/inaccurate information, according to recent research from The Conference Board. The report was based on data from a survey conducted in June 2023 among 287 marketers and communications professionals. Respondents' other top concerns and challenges with AI include legal uncertainties and worries about data privacy. Marketing and comms professionals expect the biggest upside of AI to be improved productivity; the biggest downside they worry about is job loss. Marketing and comms professionals say the top task they're currently using/experimenting with…

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Top 3 AI Tools for High-Quality Content Creation

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by Cynthia Ramsaran for Search Engine Land A lot has been said about content creation through AI—most notably that the key to creating value lies in incorporating personal experiences and expertise. Many tech platforms include the newest AI and neuromarketing advancements for content creation, and each platform offers its own benefits to stand out from the others. At Fueld, we found that using a combination of ChatGPT, Neuroflash, and Jasper optimizes the results. By combining those three tools, you can create content of the best quality and accuracy. In this article, we'll share our technique to help you create high-quality AI-generated content…

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4 Ways Artificial Intelligence Will Shape B2B SaaS Marketing

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by Jessica Tee Orika for Foundation Inc AI is gradually becoming ingrained in our everyday life at work (and outside work). The proof is everywhere you look: ChatGPT, Jasper, and other generative AI tools have become a big part of many brands’ martech stacks.  There are also enterprise software companies, such as Box, HubSpot, and Salesforce, integrating these tools into their products to stay relevant and maintain or increase market share. Plus, the AI market is on its way to a nearly $2 trillion USD valuation by 2030 if innovations keep up at this pace and we become even more…

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AI-generated content: To label or not to label?

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by Julia McCoy  for Search Engine Land Do you know that a whopping 85.1% of marketers now use AI in their content production workflow? With the proliferation of AI-generated content, are you obliged to disclose to search engines and readers that a bot created your content? This is a question many have been asking as the latest AI platforms help people create near-perfect content. So, is it necessary to label content that’s been produced using AI? Is this beneficial to publishers and readers? Those are the questions we’ll be tackling in this article. What is AI labeling? AI labeling simply means letting…

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The B2B generative AI design shootout: Part 1.

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by Brian Terry for Velocity Generative AI is having its moment in the sun — and it’s casting a menacing shadow over the creative industries while it does it. The trouble is, too much of the conversation focuses on whether generative AI will replace creatives entirely (by generating images, copy and code from scratch). We think a better question to ask is: How could generative AI make creatives better? Generative AI may one day be able to take on a fully-fledged designer — or it could fall flat on its originality-deficient face. But spotlighting the ways AI fails to totally…

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