Christopher S. Penn – Marketing AI Keynote Speaker

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  • How AI Automates Knowledge Capture: Never Lose Institutional Expertise Again

    Don’t let knowledge walk out the door.

    One of the greatest challenges every company faces is the loss of institutional knowledge.

    Why? Because documenting knowledge takes time and effort.

    Time that busy people aren’t willing to invest – even when they know it will save them time in the future.

    Other folks who are insecure will refuse to document things, fearing that if it’s documented, they are replaceable. (everyone is replaceable)

    I generally don’t enjoy writing standard operating procedures. Until generative AI, I only did it if I had no other choice. Then generative AI tools came around – tools that could listen or watch, digest what I’m doing, and write standard operating procedures that are rich, robust, and most important, effortless on my part.

    Today, with realtime vision models, I can simply tell a model like Gemini or ChatGPT to watch what I’m doing and narrate it. Then when I’m done, consolidate it and write up the standard operating procedures.

    If you have knowledge you can’t afford to lose, don’t ask your most valuable people to invest time documenting it. Record it. Capture it. And let AI document it for you.

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  • Will AI Replace Coders? The Shocking Truth About the Future of Programming Jobs

    OpenAI: “Codex helps you code faster!”
    Google: “Gemini is the best coding model and Jules helps you code!”
    Anthropic: “Claude is the smartest coding model!”

    Do you see the trend? And this isn’t just these companies, everyone touts their models’ ability to code. DeepSeek. Alibaba. Mistral. Cohere.

    When people talk about jobs AI will take, it should be apparent which jobs have a bullseye painted on them.

    Why?

    First, coders are expensive. If you’re looking to cut costs, they’re some of the most expensive talent in a company. Even premium AI pricing is still cheaper than an entry level coder by several orders of magnitude. OpenAI Pro at 200/month is far cheaper than an expert coder at200/hour.

    Second, and probably more important, coding has a strong feedback loop. When you use generative AI to build a marketing strategy or write a blog post for your blog, the feedback cycle is forever in computer time. You won’t know if that blog post does well for hours, maybe days. You won’t know if that marketing strategy works for potentially years.

    A piece of code? It runs or it doesn’t, right then and there. Put three spaces instead of four in front of a line of Python and you have instantaneous feedback. The speed of a feedback loop is directly proportional to how anyone, human and machine, learns.

    It’s like debate versus fighting. You can pontificate about a political quip. When someone punches you in the face in the ring, feedback about your errors is immediate and unambiguous.

    This is why coding is a powerful and straightforward goal for AI modelmakers to perform to. It’s a huge cost saver, AND it has fast, firm feedback loops. There’s much less ambiguity. And we value the outputs because we are a digital society. We all carry around supercomputers in our pockets. We talk of RSI from using computers, of screen time, of addiction to our devices.

    We see this most in hiring demand. Coding hiring demand around the world is down; in the US and the UK, hiring demand is at peak pandemic-levels – meaning when the world shut down and businesses’ knee jerk reaction was to fire everyone.

    Read that again. Coding hiring demand is at the same level of demand as when the world shut down.

    If you’re a parent and your kid is thinking about a career in software development, perhaps persuade them to look at other careers.

    If you’re a business owner with developers on staff, you probably already know that your existing staff will not only serve you just fine, but can probably find even greater productivity as every generation of AI model gets better and better.

    The AI companies are gunning for coding first and foremost, and the latest generation of models are enough to outright replace junior coders, and reduce the number of senior coders you employ.

    We used to say “AI won’t take your job, but someone using AI will.” No. AI will take your job. Especially if you’re a software developer.

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  • AI’s Dark Side: How Human Nature Could Turn Our Greatest Tech Into Our Biggest Threat

    What keeps me up at night, besides watching reruns, is AI.

    Not the technology. The technology is fine.

    The use of the technology. Every day, I grow increasingly pessimistic about human nature and how human fundamental behaviors will take ever more powerful technology and use it for the least good outcomes – increased income inequality. Fewer opportunities for employment, especially of entry level folks. Increased discrimination and bias.

    And I don’t know that we have solutions for these problems, because the solutions aren’t technology solutions. They’re fundamentally human problems, and we as a species generally show we’re not good at solving those problems until the building is on fire. The difference this time around is that the building is on fire but the landlord is telling us everything is fine, pay no attention to the flames, it’s just warm out.

    Like you say
    @Katie Robbert
    new technology doesn’t solve old problems. But in this case, new technology is amplifying old problems at a level never previously possible.

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  • Why AI Doesn’t Sound Like You (And How to Fix It)

    “Why doesn’t AI sound like me?”

    The recent academic paper “From Tokens to Thoughts” explains exactly why, albeit in a technical way.

    LLMs – the engines that power tools like ChatGPT – are compression engines. They take big data and compress it into small data so that AI can efficiently predict the next set of items in a sequence.

    That compression happens in two places, on the input and on the output. Let’s look at a tangible example.

    Take this sentence:

    “The physician’s conveyance rested under the shade of the mighty oak behemoth.”

    If you substituted the closest, shortest synonyms, this sentence would have the same general meaning:

    “The doctor’s car parked in the shade of the big oak.”

    They are semantically – meaning – roughly the same thing. Someone could say either sentence to you and you’d probably know what they meant.

    But they are stylistically very different. The first has a distinct flavor to it. The second is… well, less flavorful.

    When AI is interpreting your prompt and when it’s generating results, it’s performing this kind of compression, a process called vectorization and embedding. It’s a core part of how AI works.

    What this means in a practical sense is that if you want it to copy your writing style, you MUST provide it with the tools it needs to do it correctly. That includes:

    • Guidelines about your style
    • What low frequency words you use that AI does not use
    • What high frequency words AI uses that you do not use

    For example, AI tends to love “In a world where…”, the sort of Don LaFontaine 90s movie trailer intro text. “In a world where vampires are hunted, one vampire fights back!” sort of thing. (ah, the 90s) If you don’t love that 90s style of intro, you should include it in the data that AI shouldn’t use.

    How do you build this? Well, the low tech way is to have AI attempt to imitate you and then compare it to your original work. The high tech way is to do the same thing but in an automated fashion, which will build the necessary data programmatically.

    If AI can’t imitate you, it’s because you didn’t specify what’s really unique about you. It will always rely on its fundamental nature as a compression engine unless you clearly tell it to do otherwise.

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  • Why Rushing AI Implementation Leads to Failure (And How to Build It Right)

    Can you build a three layer cake by starting with the third layer?

    Can you deploy code before writing it?

    Can you publish an ugly first draft and get great results?

    One of the biggest flaws I see in AI implementation today is rushing ahead. Lack of patience. Taking shortcuts. Cutting corners.

    If your idea doesn’t work in the stock ChatGPT or Gemini interface, it’s not going to work any better inside an agent. And far, far too many people are skipping past this stage.

    AI deployments – be they workflows, agents, automations, whatever – occur in the same three stages as product market fit:

    • Done by you : you do almost 100% of the work
    • Done with you : you share the work with AI
    • Done for you : AI does almost 100% of the work

    You can’t skip straight to done for you unless you want crap results. Yet if you open up many of the AI agent workflows people share in systems like n8n, Make, Zapier, etc. and you read the prompts at the heart of those agents?

    They suck.

    “Summarize the data.”

    “Write the blog post.”

    AI models are the engine in these systems, and an engine is only as useful as the rest of the car around it and the fuel you put in it. Take the time to forge great prompts in the furnace and on the anvil. Test, test, and test again.

    No building ever stands for long on a flimsy foundation. AI doesn’t change that – in fact, with agentic AI, it fails faster and compounds mistakes exponentially.

    I get that it sucks not to have something instantly flashy that can win you an innovation award, but as Ann Handley said recently, patience is not a liability. It’s an advantage.

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  • Mastering AI in AEC: How Rapid Advancements Are Transforming the Industry

    Another class graduated.

    One of my great joys is teaching the SMPS AEC.AI workshop twice a year to AEC (architecture, engineering, and construction) professionals. This two-day intensive is AI bootcamp for AEC pros to get up to speed quickly on the latest in AI. By the end of the event, folks walk away with training and a toolkit of some of my best material, techniques, and methods that immediately power up their AI skills.

    What’s always stunning to me is how much changes from workshop to workshop. I was updating my slides this past week in preparation for the workshop and literally 50% of my previous deck was cut, and a new 50% went in – things like reasoning models and how to prompt them, Deep Research prompts, n8n automation workflows, agentic AI, and so much more.

    Even DeepSeek’s flagship models weren’t out at the previous workshop.

    The pace of AI is changing so rapidly that I’m sure the workshop is already out of date. In fact, I know it is, but not in a hugely tangible way yet. But that’s okay. That’s the nature of AI.

    The best part of these events isn’t the teaching, at least for me. It’s the conversations, listening, learning what real problems people are trying to solve and how AI might – or might not – be a way to solve them. Nothing accelerates my own progress with AI than listening to the intricate details of real problems.

    Wonderful to catch up with friends as well, old and new, like

    Congratulations to the graduates of the Spring 2025 AEC.AI class, and see you in Toronto in a few weeks for SMPS Ontario, and then this fall for the Denver SMPS AEC.AI!

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  • How to Use AI for SEO Without Getting Flagged as Low-Quality Content

    SEO expert Aleyda Solis shared this quote from Google’s John Mueller recently about the Search Quality Rating Guidelines:

    4.6.6 MC Created with Little to No Effort, Little to No Originality, and Little to No Added Value for Website Visitors

    The Lowest rating applies if all or almost all of the MC on the page (including text, images, audio, videos, etc) is copied, paraphrased, embedded, auto or AI generated, or reposted from other sources with little to no effort, little to no originality, and little to no added value for visitors to the website. Such pages should be rated Lowest, even if the page assigns credit for the content to another source.

    A lot of folks have taken this to mean that AI content is detected by Google. It’s not. Instead, they’re asking the human search quality raters to rate pages that are obviously AI-generated as lowest quality.

    That’s a BIG difference. Why? Because, as recent headlines have shown, today’s LLMs are perfectly capable of passing the Turing Test – meaning that a human can’t tell whether they’re talking to a machine or a human.

    This does not mean you shouldn’t use AI. This absolutely means you shouldn’t use AI in a lazy fashion, adding no value and just repurposing other people’s content.

    This is not new; content farms and feed syndicators have been doing this for 25 years now, ever since RSS was invented in 1999.

    Google’s human search quality raters will peg the lowest effort content, regardless of methodology. Your antidote is to stop generating low quality, low effort content. That’s what you need to know.

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    Source: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/guidelines.raterhub.com/en//searchqualityevaluatorguidelines.pdf

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  • How to Use AI to Automate Documentation and Save Hours of Work

    Here’s one of my favorite generative AI use cases: documentation.

    I don’t enjoy writing documentation. It takes up a lot of time. It’s a lot of labor. I miss stuff. I forget stuff. And it doesn’t add immediate, short-term value. (it adds long-term value so that you can do things like go on vacation)

    But generative AI? It does all that so well – if you use it well.

    Here’s my process:

    Using the video recording service of your choice, turn on screen sharing and just do the thing, whatever the thing is. In the screenshot, I recorded the process of setting up the Trust Insights newsletter, which is a complex, weekly, multi-stage process. Katie Robbert frequently asks me to document things like this so that someone besides me knows how the newsletter works.

    I recorded the process with no commentary. I just did it on screen.

    Then I fed it to ffmpeg, the free, open source video converter, to strip out the audio (since it’s all just keyboard noises) and reduce it to 10 frames per second, since it’s not an action movie. That dramatically reduces the video file size.

    I upload it to Google Gemini, because it’s the only model that can handle videos of this size and length; a 47 minute video with no audio at 10 fps is 750,000 tokens. No other model on the market can handle that much. If you don’t have access, you’ll have to do this process in multiple steps and smaller chunks.

    Gemini transcribes EXACTLY what it sees on screen, with the understanding that it’s wildly out of order in spots because I’m doing too many things at once. That’s okay. After it does that, I tell it the order I’d like the standard operating procedures in, and it transcribes and writes them.

    Boom. Instant documentation. If I had to write this all out by hand, it would have taken me probably half a day. Maybe a full day, because I would have procrastinated. Instead, I just did my job, recorded it, and gave it to AI to do the writing.

    Do this with your tasks. You’ll save yourself immeasurable amounts of time and frustration AND have great documentation.

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  • Why Customer Expectations Are Driving the AI Revolution in Your Industry

    What will force the use of AI is not ‘thought leaders’ parroting about AI, or tech companies cramming it into literally every product.

    What will force the use of AI is customer expectations.

    This has been the case for every technology ever.

    When the first combines replaced manual labor, the expectation became 20 bushels of corn harvested a day instead of 2.

    When email replaced postal mail, delivery expectations were measured in minutes, not days.

    When smartphones and apps took over, consumers expected to swipe right on everything. Want a box of cereal, a bottle of wine, a car, a date? Swipe right and it’s on your doorstep.

    Expectations expand to fill the standard set by the technology.

    What expectations does AI set for your industry? If your content marketing team takes 2 weeks to produce a piece and a competitor using AI takes 2 minutes to produce a piece, the expectation is set at 2 minutes. That’s the standard, the bar, right or wrong.

    “But quality!” some will say, reasonably so. Yet we gladly sacrifice quality, privacy, sustainability, equity, and pretty much everything else in favor of faster and cheaper. Faster and cheaper is what the consumer wants because we’ve abandoned patience, as Ann Handley says. Patience is a liability. And faster and cheaper is what our businesses want because it means increased profit margins.

    Take a hard, honest look at your value chain. Where will AI change expectations and set standards?

    If you’re not adopting it, where will you be expected to meet those standards, with or without AI? You can absolutely say, as a differentiator, that you delivery 100% authentic human content – but you had better be able to meet the faster and cheaper standards set by AI regardless.

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  • Why Predictive Marketing Analytics Are Failing (And What to Do Instead)

    Predictive analytics in marketing is broken.

    More specifically, predictive analytics at the macro level – like what consumers are going to purchase, how they plan, anticipating demand, etc. is badly broken.

    And it has been since March 2020.

    Here’s why. By its very nature, forecasting and predictive analytics rely on historical data. The more stable that data is, the higher quality your predictions will be.

    For example, forecasting when consumers will search for “holiday gift guide” is relatively straightforward. The holidays come around at a fixed point every year, so the fluctuations for search intent around this concept only vary by a couple of weeks from year to year.

    But when your underlying data is unstable, unpredictable, that spreads like wildfire to your forecasting algorithms. What states are enforcing lockdowns in 2020? What states aren’t? What level of tariffs are in effect right now, and for which countries?

    The less stable your data is, the less stable your predictions and forecasts will be. And that’s where we are right now, and have been for half a decade – in a period of deep instability. We warned back in 2021 that marketers should put all of 2020’s data in the trash can because it was useless for predictive purposes. It turns out most of 2021 was useless as well.

    2023 and 2024 were the first years where macro data returned to “normal” in the sense that we could begin predicting macro things that matter to marketers.

    This year? Back to the trash can. When no one’s sure if the price of a washing machine is going to be 900 or2,205, any attempt to forecast demand goes out the window.

    The solution? Use tools like generative AI to process customer feedback in near real-time. Listen carefully, pay attention, and act fast. That’s the best antidote when forecasting goes out the window.

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