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FYI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #DigitalMarketing #CampaignPlanning #MarketingTechnology

FYI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #DigitalMarketing #CampaignPlanning #MarketingTechnology

FYI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #DigitalMarketing #CampaignPlanning #MarketingTechnology

FYI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #DigitalMarketing #CampaignPlanning #MarketingTechnology

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, it's all true!

It's now basically inevitable that we'll have AGI superintelligence by the end of 2024.

And there's a 10% chance this AGI superintelligence, which will basically be LLM software running on physical hardware that fills a massive data centre with the energy and water use of a small European country, will cause humans to go extinct by 2030.

And by extinct, I don't mean as a result of climate change from the fossil fuel air pollution we're using to fuel it. Please don't think about that stuff!

No, I mean by, erm... Things like hacking the power grid and such... Which would also presumably cause it to cease existing... Which wouldn't exactly be superintelligent.

But... y'know... details!

How will we ever stop it?!

I mean, it's not like we live in a world where less intelligent creatures and even inanimate objects kill off more intelligent creatures every day.

It's not like we live in a world where virii and microbes and bricks can kill off more intelligent creatures.

Brains beat brawn every time!

Put a statistician in a fight with an MMA champion and clearly the maths professor is going to win, right?

And if that doesn't sound true when it's phrased like that, then you need to just shush for a moment and pretend that it does.

And if one of our LLMs in a massive hyperscale AI data centre somehow magically became sentient, it's not like we could just shut off the water. Or the electricity. Or stop delivering massive quantities of gas and oil to the onsite gas turbines.

Or just find the nearest Telstra pit and put a bloody shovel through the fibre optic cables that connect it to the outside world.

So we need to immediately figure out ways to stop this happening!

What's that?

You say we could prevent this happening by just not building the massive AI data centres?

You say we could tax the rich so they don't have the money to build massive AI data centres?

No! We absolutely must not do that under any circumstances!

See, our position is really quite straightforward.

We're claiming our product poses an existential risk to humanity that justifies urgent action to mitigate the risk, but also simultaneously we don't want you to think it /genuinely/ poses an existential risk to humanity that /actually/ justifies urgent action that would be guaranteed mitigate the risk, such as not building massive AI data centres, or by not providing access to the ginormous quantities of water and land and energy and capital that our product which is causing this supposed threat depends on.

So why say it?

Mostly, because if we say things like: "We can make a product that could make massive monopolistic short-term profits in a few years, but there's a 10% chance it kills everyone alive, give us money to build it," then the Silicon Valley VCs and Wall Street bankers will throw literal billions our way.

Whereas if we were to say: "We can make a product that solves a genuine problem and we have a sustainable business model for it that will deliver stable long-term returns," then they won't.

Because under American capitalism, "a chance it kills every person" is seen to be a worthwhile risk to take in exchange for short-term profits.

I really hope that clarifies our argument.

#AI #LLM #DataCenter #DataCentre #GenAI #tech #Anthropic #OpenAI #Google #Microsoft #Gemini #Copilot #Claude #AGI #capitalism #aimarketing #BigTech #tech

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, it's all true!

It's now basically inevitable that we'll have AGI superintelligence by the end of 2024.

And there's a 10% chance this AGI superintelligence, which will basically be LLM software running on physical hardware that fills a massive data centre with the energy and water use of a small European country, will cause humans to go extinct by 2030.

And by extinct, I don't mean as a result of climate change from the fossil fuel air pollution we're using to fuel it. Please don't think about that stuff!

No, I mean by, erm... Things like hacking the power grid and such... Which would also presumably cause it to cease existing... Which wouldn't exactly be superintelligent.

But... y'know... details!

How will we ever stop it?!

I mean, it's not like we live in a world where less intelligent creatures and even inanimate objects kill off more intelligent creatures every day.

It's not like we live in a world where virii and microbes and bricks can kill off more intelligent creatures.

Brains beat brawn every time!

Put a statistician in a fight with an MMA champion and clearly the maths professor is going to win, right?

And if that doesn't sound true when it's phrased like that, then you need to just shush for a moment and pretend that it does.

And if one of our LLMs in a massive hyperscale AI data centre somehow magically became sentient, it's not like we could just shut off the water. Or the electricity. Or stop delivering massive quantities of gas and oil to the onsite gas turbines.

Or just find the nearest Telstra pit and put a bloody shovel through the fibre optic cables that connect it to the outside world.

So we need to immediately figure out ways to stop this happening!

What's that?

You say we could prevent this happening by just not building the massive AI data centres?

You say we could tax the rich so they don't have the money to build massive AI data centres?

No! We absolutely must not do that under any circumstances!

See, our position is really quite straightforward.

We're claiming our product poses an existential risk to humanity that justifies urgent action to mitigate the risk, but also simultaneously we don't want you to think it /genuinely/ poses an existential risk to humanity that /actually/ justifies urgent action that would be guaranteed mitigate the risk, such as not building massive AI data centres, or by not providing access to the ginormous quantities of water and land and energy and capital that our product which is causing this supposed threat depends on.

So why say it?

Mostly, because if we say things like: "We can make a product that could make massive monopolistic short-term profits in a few years, but there's a 10% chance it kills everyone alive, give us money to build it," then the Silicon Valley VCs and Wall Street bankers will throw literal billions our way.

Whereas if we were to say: "We can make a product that solves a genuine problem and we have a sustainable business model for it that will deliver stable long-term returns," then they won't.

Because under American capitalism, "a chance it kills every person" is seen to be a worthwhile risk to take in exchange for short-term profits.

I really hope that clarifies our argument.

#AI #LLM #DataCenter #DataCentre #GenAI #tech #Anthropic #OpenAI #Google #Microsoft #Gemini #Copilot #Claude #AGI #capitalism #aimarketing #BigTech #tech

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, it's all true!

It's now basically inevitable that we'll have AGI superintelligence by the end of 2024.

And there's a 10% chance this AGI superintelligence, which will basically be LLM software running on physical hardware that fills a massive data centre with the energy and water use of a small European country, will cause humans to go extinct by 2030.

And by extinct, I don't mean as a result of climate change from the fossil fuel air pollution we're using to fuel it. Please don't think about that stuff!

No, I mean by, erm... Things like hacking the power grid and such... Which would also presumably cause it to cease existing... Which wouldn't exactly be superintelligent.

But... y'know... details!

How will we ever stop it?!

I mean, it's not like we live in a world where less intelligent creatures and even inanimate objects kill off more intelligent creatures every day.

It's not like we live in a world where virii and microbes and bricks can kill off more intelligent creatures.

Brains beat brawn every time!

Put a statistician in a fight with an MMA champion and clearly the maths professor is going to win, right?

And if that doesn't sound true when it's phrased like that, then you need to just shush for a moment and pretend that it does.

And if one of our LLMs in a massive hyperscale AI data centre somehow magically became sentient, it's not like we could just shut off the water. Or the electricity. Or stop delivering massive quantities of gas and oil to the onsite gas turbines.

Or just find the nearest Telstra pit and put a bloody shovel through the fibre optic cables that connect it to the outside world.

So we need to immediately figure out ways to stop this happening!

What's that?

You say we could prevent this happening by just not building the massive AI data centres?

You say we could tax the rich so they don't have the money to build massive AI data centres?

No! We absolutely must not do that under any circumstances!

See, our position is really quite straightforward.

We're claiming our product poses an existential risk to humanity that justifies urgent action to mitigate the risk, but also simultaneously we don't want you to think it /genuinely/ poses an existential risk to humanity that /actually/ justifies urgent action that would be guaranteed mitigate the risk, such as not building massive AI data centres, or by not providing access to the ginormous quantities of water and land and energy and capital that our product which is causing this supposed threat depends on.

So why say it?

Mostly, because if we say things like: "We can make a product that could make massive monopolistic short-term profits in a few years, but there's a 10% chance it kills everyone alive, give us money to build it," then the Silicon Valley VCs and Wall Street bankers will throw literal billions our way.

Whereas if we were to say: "We can make a product that solves a genuine problem and we have a sustainable business model for it that will deliver stable long-term returns," then they won't.

Because under American capitalism, "a chance it kills every person" is seen to be a worthwhile risk to take in exchange for short-term profits.

I really hope that clarifies our argument.

#AI #LLM #DataCenter #DataCentre #GenAI #tech #Anthropic #OpenAI #Google #Microsoft #Gemini #Copilot #Claude #AGI #capitalism #aimarketing #BigTech #tech

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, it's all true!

It's now basically inevitable that we'll have AGI superintelligence by the end of 2024.

And there's a 10% chance this AGI superintelligence, which will basically be LLM software running on physical hardware that fills a massive data centre with the energy and water use of a small European country, will cause humans to go extinct by 2030.

And by extinct, I don't mean as a result of climate change from the fossil fuel air pollution we're using to fuel it. Please don't think about that stuff!

No, I mean by, erm... Things like hacking the power grid and such... Which would also presumably cause it to cease existing... Which wouldn't exactly be superintelligent.

But... y'know... details!

How will we ever stop it?!

I mean, it's not like we live in a world where less intelligent creatures and even inanimate objects kill off more intelligent creatures every day.

It's not like we live in a world where virii and microbes and bricks can kill off more intelligent creatures.

Brains beat brawn every time!

Put a statistician in a fight with an MMA champion and clearly the maths professor is going to win, right?

And if that doesn't sound true when it's phrased like that, then you need to just shush for a moment and pretend that it does.

And if one of our LLMs in a massive hyperscale AI data centre somehow magically became sentient, it's not like we could just shut off the water. Or the electricity. Or stop delivering massive quantities of gas and oil to the onsite gas turbines.

Or just find the nearest Telstra pit and put a bloody shovel through the fibre optic cables that connect it to the outside world.

So we need to immediately figure out ways to stop this happening!

What's that?

You say we could prevent this happening by just not building the massive AI data centres?

You say we could tax the rich so they don't have the money to build massive AI data centres?

No! We absolutely must not do that under any circumstances!

See, our position is really quite straightforward.

We're claiming our product poses an existential risk to humanity that justifies urgent action to mitigate the risk, but also simultaneously we don't want you to think it /genuinely/ poses an existential risk to humanity that /actually/ justifies urgent action that would be guaranteed mitigate the risk, such as not building massive AI data centres, or by not providing access to the ginormous quantities of water and land and energy and capital that our product which is causing this supposed threat depends on.

So why say it?

Mostly, because if we say things like: "We can make a product that could make massive monopolistic short-term profits in a few years, but there's a 10% chance it kills everyone alive, give us money to build it," then the Silicon Valley VCs and Wall Street bankers will throw literal billions our way.

Whereas if we were to say: "We can make a product that solves a genuine problem and we have a sustainable business model for it that will deliver stable long-term returns," then they won't.

Because under American capitalism, "a chance it kills every person" is seen to be a worthwhile risk to take in exchange for short-term profits.

I really hope that clarifies our argument.

#AI #LLM #DataCenter #DataCentre #GenAI #tech #Anthropic #OpenAI #Google #Microsoft #Gemini #Copilot #Claude #AGI #capitalism #aimarketing #BigTech #tech

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, it's all true!

It's now basically inevitable that we'll have AGI superintelligence by the end of 2024.

And there's a 10% chance this AGI superintelligence, which will basically be LLM software running on physical hardware that fills a massive data centre with the energy and water use of a small European country, will cause humans to go extinct by 2030.

And by extinct, I don't mean as a result of climate change from the fossil fuel air pollution we're using to fuel it. Please don't think about that stuff!

No, I mean by, erm... Things like hacking the power grid and such... Which would also presumably cause it to cease existing... Which wouldn't exactly be superintelligent.

But... y'know... details!

How will we ever stop it?!

I mean, it's not like we live in a world where less intelligent creatures and even inanimate objects kill off more intelligent creatures every day.

It's not like we live in a world where virii and microbes and bricks can kill off more intelligent creatures.

Brains beat brawn every time!

Put a statistician in a fight with an MMA champion and clearly the maths professor is going to win, right?

And if that doesn't sound true when it's phrased like that, then you need to just shush for a moment and pretend that it does.

And if one of our LLMs in a massive hyperscale AI data centre somehow magically became sentient, it's not like we could just shut off the water. Or the electricity. Or stop delivering massive quantities of gas and oil to the onsite gas turbines.

Or just find the nearest Telstra pit and put a bloody shovel through the fibre optic cables that connect it to the outside world.

So we need to immediately figure out ways to stop this happening!

What's that?

You say we could prevent this happening by just not building the massive AI data centres?

You say we could tax the rich so they don't have the money to build massive AI data centres?

No! We absolutely must not do that under any circumstances!

See, our position is really quite straightforward.

We're claiming our product poses an existential risk to humanity that justifies urgent action to mitigate the risk, but also simultaneously we don't want you to think it /genuinely/ poses an existential risk to humanity that /actually/ justifies urgent action that would be guaranteed mitigate the risk, such as not building massive AI data centres, or by not providing access to the ginormous quantities of water and land and energy and capital that our product which is causing this supposed threat depends on.

So why say it?

Mostly, because if we say things like: "We can make a product that could make massive monopolistic short-term profits in a few years, but there's a 10% chance it kills everyone alive, give us money to build it," then the Silicon Valley VCs and Wall Street bankers will throw literal billions our way.

Whereas if we were to say: "We can make a product that solves a genuine problem and we have a sustainable business model for it that will deliver stable long-term returns," then they won't.

Because under American capitalism, "a chance it kills every person" is seen to be a worthwhile risk to take in exchange for short-term profits.

I really hope that clarifies our argument.

#AI #LLM #DataCenter #DataCentre #GenAI #tech #Anthropic #OpenAI #Google #Microsoft #Gemini #Copilot #Claude #AGI #capitalism #aimarketing #BigTech #tech

Unlock the potential of AI driven social media strategies to boost brand growth online. Discover how automation can streamline your marketing efforts and deliver better results.
Explore more here https://fontis.short.gy/0aSJkCWOMH
Read the Blog

#AIMarketing #SocialMedia

Unlock the potential of AI driven social media strategies to boost brand growth online. Discover how automation can streamline your marketing efforts and deliver better results.
Explore more here https://fontis.short.gy/0aSJkCWOMH
Read the Blog

#AIMarketing #SocialMedia

Unlock the potential of AI driven social media strategies to boost brand growth online. Discover how automation can streamline your marketing efforts and deliver better results.
Explore more here https://fontis.short.gy/0aSJkCWOMH
Read the Blog

#AIMarketing #SocialMedia

Unlock the potential of AI driven social media strategies to boost brand growth online. Discover how automation can streamline your marketing efforts and deliver better results.
Explore more here https://fontis.short.gy/0aSJkCWOMH
Read the Blog

#AIMarketing #SocialMedia

Unlock the potential of AI driven social media strategies to boost brand growth online. Discover how automation can streamline your marketing efforts and deliver better results.
Explore more here https://fontis.short.gy/0aSJkCWOMH
Read the Blog

#AIMarketing #SocialMedia

FYI: Publishers spent $113m in one month buying back their search traffic: Publishers spent $113m buying paid search in July 2026, up 274% in three years, as AI Overviews now answer nearly 100% of Google's People Also Ask results. https://ppc.land/publishers-spent-113m-in-one-month-buying-back-their-search-traffic/ #DigitalMarketing #PaidSearch #SearchTraffic #AIMarketing #PPC

FYI: Publishers spent $113m in one month buying back their search traffic: Publishers spent $113m buying paid search in July 2026, up 274% in three years, as AI Overviews now answer nearly 100% of Google's People Also Ask results. https://ppc.land/publishers-spent-113m-in-one-month-buying-back-their-search-traffic/ #DigitalMarketing #PaidSearch #SearchTraffic #AIMarketing #PPC

FYI: Publishers spent $113m in one month buying back their search traffic: Publishers spent $113m buying paid search in July 2026, up 274% in three years, as AI Overviews now answer nearly 100% of Google's People Also Ask results. https://ppc.land/publishers-spent-113m-in-one-month-buying-back-their-search-traffic/ #DigitalMarketing #PaidSearch #SearchTraffic #AIMarketing #PPC

FYI: Publishers spent $113m in one month buying back their search traffic: Publishers spent $113m buying paid search in July 2026, up 274% in three years, as AI Overviews now answer nearly 100% of Google's People Also Ask results. https://ppc.land/publishers-spent-113m-in-one-month-buying-back-their-search-traffic/ #DigitalMarketing #PaidSearch #SearchTraffic #AIMarketing #PPC

ICYMI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #MarketingTechnology #CampaignPlanning #AdTech

ICYMI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #MarketingTechnology #CampaignPlanning #AdTech

ICYMI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #MarketingTechnology #CampaignPlanning #AdTech

ICYMI: DeepIntent says Cora AI cuts pharma campaign planning time 50%: Speed claim rests on a survey of 275 closed-beta customers; drug brands and agencies also get VideoAmp linear TV forecasts. What changed since June's Helix AI? https://ppc.land/deepintent-says-cora-ai-cuts-pharma-campaign-planning-time-50/ #PharmaMarketing #AIMarketing #MarketingTechnology #CampaignPlanning #AdTech

FYI: Exact and phrase match keywords gain AI Mode ads in Google test: Until now, AI Max, Performance Max or broad match with Smart Bidding were the only ways in. Eligibility is capped at explicit user intent. How far does this go? https://ppc.land/exact-and-phrase-match-keywords-gain-ai-mode-ads-in-google-test/ #GoogleAds #AIMarketing #PPC #DigitalMarketing #KeywordResearch

Explaining AI marketing: AI marketing is marketing where a model, not a person, makes the decision. How the prediction, generation and agent layers work, and where each one still fails. https://ppc.land/ai-marketing/ #AIMarketing #DigitalMarketing #MarketingStrategy #ArtificialIntelligence #DataDriven

Watch Now: https://zurl.co/jC3t9

Einstein Content Features & AI in Salesforce Marketing Cloud | SFMC AI Explained 🤖

#Salesforce #SFMC #EinsteinAI #EinsteinContent #MarketingCloud #SalesforceMarketingCloud #AIinMarketing #AIMarketing #EmailMarketing #MarketingAutomation #Personalization #SalesforceTraining #SFMCTraining #GenerativeAI

FYI: Agencies turn AI tokens into a margin business as agentic spend stalls: AI token costs turn into agency margin as holdcos push principal media, while Magnite caps 2027 agentic ad spend near $700m and EU Article 50 takes effect. https://ppc.land/agencies-turn-ai-tokens-into-a-margin-business-as-agentic-spend-stalls/ #AIMarketing #AdTech #DigitalMarketing #AgencyLife #MarketingTrends

Should Every Business Build a Personal Brand in 2026?

https://kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com/2026/06/26/should-every-business-build-a-personal-brand-in-2026/

How Do You Build Brand Trust When Nobody Knows Your Business?

https://kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com/2026/06/26/how-do-you-build-brand-trust-when-nobody-knows-your-business/

How Can AI Help You Start a Business Faster?

https://kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com/2026/06/26/how-can-ai-help-you-start-a-business-faster/

FYI: AI advertising leads Cannes Lions 2026 as OpenAI courts the Croisette: On day one of Cannes Lions 2026, OpenAI courted advertisers as Criteo passed 2,000 brands on ChatGPT, shoppable TV spread, and Google reworked Smart Bidding. https://ppc.land/ai-advertising-leads-cannes-lions-2026-as-openai-courts-the-croisette/ #AIMarketing #CannesLions2026 #OpenAI #Advertising #DigitalMarketing

Why Are Email Lists More Valuable Than Social Media Followers?

https://kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com/2026/06/23/why-are-email-lists-more-valuable-than-social-media-followers/

What Is the Best Free Marketing Strategy for a New Business?

https://kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com/2026/06/23/what-is-the-best-free-marketing-strategy-for-a-new-business/

How Can Small Businesses Compete With Bigger Brands?

https://kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com/2026/06/23/how-can-small-businesses-compete-with-bigger-brands/

Why Is Content Marketing Still the Best Marketing Strategy in 2026?

https://kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com/2026/06/23/why-is-content-marketing-still-the-best-marketing-strategy-in-2026/

ICYMI: Google breaks healthcare ad ban in AI Mode with a small US test: Google is testing ads in AI Mode for the healthcare vertical in the US for English queries, with PMax, AI Max, Shopping, and broad match eligible to serve. https://ppc.land/google-breaks-healthcare-ad-ban-in-ai-mode-with-a-small-us-test/ #GoogleAds #HealthcareMarketing #AIMarketing #DigitalMarketing #PMax

Google breaks healthcare ad ban in AI Mode with a small US test: Google is testing ads in AI Mode for the healthcare vertical in the US for English queries, with PMax, AI Max, Shopping, and broad match eligible to serve. https://ppc.land/google-breaks-healthcare-ad-ban-in-ai-mode-with-a-small-us-test/ #GoogleAds #HealthcareMarketing #AIMarketing #DigitalMarketing #PMax

The OwnAether AIO AI Business OS Suite- a fully integrated, AI-native, multi AI agent-powered operating system for modern businesses…

https://medium.com/@ownaether/ownaether-aio-ai-business-os-suite-e26e587a3768

#AI #AIBusiness #AIMarketing #AINetwork #AIPlatform #AIBizOS #AIAgenticBusiness #AIEmployees #AISuperAgents #AIAgents #AISubAgents #AICoPilot #BusinessAI #EnterpriseAI #AINews #AIforBusiness #AIBusinessApps

The OwnAether AIO AI Business OS Suite- a fully integrated, AI-native, multi AI agent-powered operating system for modern businesses…

https://medium.com/@ownaether/ownaether-aio-ai-business-os-suite-e26e587a3768

#AI #AIBusiness #AIMarketing #AINetwork #AIPlatform #AIBizOS #AIAgenticBusiness #AIEmployees #AISuperAgents #AIAgents #AISubAgents #AICoPilot #BusinessAI #EnterpriseAI #AINews

Even a $50M Super Bowl spot can’t beat a rushed AI‑generated ad, says Sazerac CMO Sara Saunders. The generative‑AI fembot for Svedka Vodka saved time but delivered mixed results. Curious how AI is reshaping big‑budget marketing? Read the full story. #AIMarketing #SuperBowlAd #Sazerac #SvedkaAI

🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/sazerac-cmo-says-aigenerated-super-bowl-ad-saved-little-time

Looking to monetise AI in Nigeria? This article shares practical AI-powered digital marketing ideas you can use to earn and grow your business. Full post here:
#AIBase #AIBaseNig #AIOpportunity #DigitalMarketing #AIMarketing #NigeriaAI #TechBusiness #DigitalIncome

https://aibase.ng/ai-opportunity/ai-powered-digital-marketing-ideas-to-make-money-in-nigeria/

From AI-powered productivity tools to multimodal search, Bing’s AI chat data is a blueprint for the next-generation search landscape.
Read: https://intellitrongenesis.com/2025/10/22/what-bings-ai-chat-data-reveals-about-future-search-trends/

#AIChatbots #ConversationalAI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #VoiceSearch #VisualSearch #DigitalTransformation #Search #Technology #SEO #AIMarketing #Tech #Microsoft #Google #OpenAI #Meta #Amazon #Apple #NVIDIA #Tesla #IBM #Intel #BingAI #ChatGPT #TechNews #FutureTech #IntellitronGenesis #NextGenAI

https://georgefeola.io/ai-powered-generational-marketing-what-works-now/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ai-gen-marketing-oct-2025&utm_content=post-a #AIMarketing #GenerationalMarketing #AudienceInsights #PrivacyByDesign #EthicalAI #Marketing

https://georgefeola.io/ai-powered-generational-marketing-what-works-now/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ai-gen-marketing-oct-2025&utm_content=post-a #AIMarketing #GenerationalMarketing #AudienceInsights #PrivacyByDesign #EthicalAI #Marketing