Where has all the innovation gone? and other tech-related questions
Has tech run out of capacity and imagination for major innovations Are we destined only for minor improvements as we move along?
More issues
Generative AI never asks questions for clarity
Not only do these tools never ask questions to ensure they understand what you want, but they also never ask questions to ensure you understand what you want.
What the internet used to be
At some point, the increase in users stops adding value and at another point, an increase in users actually starts subtracting value. And the platform becomes more of a distraction than anything else.
AI and human agency
While forfeiting agency may be easy, it’s hardly the responsible thing to do. We must remember that the machine doesn’t answer for its errors; we do. Especially if we put our name on the work and pass it off as our own.
An augmented future
The future cannot be digital. At least not purely digital.
Marketing semantics of AI vs augmented intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the buzzword of the moment. But should marketers go all in on pushing the term? Could “augmented intelligence” be a better angle to play?
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AI has a marketing problem
First of all, the term is everywhere. And everyone is using it.
AI needs more than potential
Potential is an exciting word. It suggests bigger and better things are ahead. It fills you with wonder.
AI has so much potential—there’s no denying that. But no one knows what the future holds for AI. This truth will excite some. But anyone would be right to be
Marketing is storytelling for businesses
Great brands tell great stories. These stories speak to us by making us feel like part of the story. Like we could be the hero.
ChatGPT on why AI will never replace humans, in 500 words
ChatGPT is able to more critical of itself than its fans are.