Category: Artificial Intelligence

  • AI Primer for Marketers Part 7: AI-Powered Analytics

    The most innovative marketers routinely pick up new things, try them out, and succeed or fail. Why are marketers struggling so much to adapt to artificial intelligence and machine learning? In this series, we’ll explore machine learning and artificial intelligence to build a foundation for understanding the field – and how it applies to marketing.…

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  • AI Primer for Marketers Part 6: AI-Powered Conversation

    The most innovative marketers routinely pick up new things, try them out, and succeed or fail. Why are marketers struggling so much to adapt to artificial intelligence and machine learning? In this series, we’ll explore machine learning and artificial intelligence to build a foundation for understanding the field – and how it applies to marketing.…

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  • AI Primer for Marketers Part 5: AI-Powered Content Creation

    The most innovative marketers routinely pick up new things, try them out, and succeed or fail. Why are marketers struggling so much to adapt to artificial intelligence and machine learning? In this series, we’ll explore machine learning and artificial intelligence to build a foundation for understanding the field – and how it applies to marketing.…

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  • AI Primer for Marketers Part 4: The AI Landscape

    The most innovative marketers routinely pick up new things, try them out, and succeed or fail. Why are marketers struggling so much to adapt to artificial intelligence and machine learning? In this series, we’ll explore machine learning and artificial intelligence to build a foundation for understanding the field – and how it applies to marketing.…

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  • AI Primer for Marketers Part 3: Types of Machine Learning

    The most innovative marketers routinely pick up new things, try them out, and succeed or fail. Why are marketers struggling so much to adapt to artificial intelligence and machine learning? In this series, we’ll explore machine learning and artificial intelligence to build a foundation for understanding the field – and how it applies to marketing.…

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  • AI Primer for Marketers Part 2: Algorithms and Machine Learning Basics

    The most innovative marketers routinely pick up new things, try them out, and succeed or fail. Why are marketers struggling so much to adapt to artificial intelligence and machine learning? In this series, we’ll explore machine learning and artificial intelligence to build a foundation for understanding the field – and how it applies to marketing.…

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  • AI Primer for Marketers Part 1: Why AI/ML is Harder

    The most innovative marketers routinely pick up new things, try them out, and succeed or fail. When email became popular in the late 1990s, innovative marketers latched onto it. When websites and SEO surged in popularity in the early 2000s, marketers were there. When social media picked up in the mid-2000s, marketers cranked out the…

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  • Incentives, Solutions, and Machine Learning

    Traditional economic wisdom about solving problems and incentives says: We get what we pay for. As a logical corollary, we don’t get what we don’t pay for. This is known as opportunity cost. We focus on what we want, and leave behind the things we judge less important. At a small level, this is an…

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  • The AI Future is Bright for Marketers

    One of the most pressing concerns facing marketers is whether we’ll even have jobs in a few years as machine learning and artificial intelligence become more powerful. I spent the last week as IBM’s guest at their Vision 2017 conference and saw what some of the cutting edge technologies have to offer. Are we going…

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  • The Two Types of Jobs in an AI Future

    I end my keynote talk about artificial intelligence with the following: In the future, there will be two kinds of jobs. Either we will manage the machines or the machines will manage us. At first, this statement seems somewhat bleak. “A machine managing me? Who wants to report to a machine?” We conjure up dystopian…

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