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Is Cognitive Technology the End of Marketing As We Know It?

Is Cognitive Technology the End of Marketing As We Know It? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

“Will artificial intelligence replace marketers in the near future?” This is the compelling question posted by Loren McDonald of IBM Watson Marketing.


Think about all the structured, repetitive and rules based tasks you might do on a regular basis as part of your job as a marketer.


They are all open to being completed by an AI service. Not only could they be completed by a computer, but they could be done faster and with fewer errors. That could free marketers up to spend time on managing even more programs without additional staff.


Now, if you’re wondering what roles and tasks are at risk, Loren shared this list:


- Easily repeatable


- Data-centric


- Tasks that improve with learning


- Rules drive tasks


- Reporting


- Customer and segment analysis


- Campaign automation


- Media buying


- Campaign testing...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Lee Odden looks at the potential future impact of Artificial Intelligence like IBM Watson on marketing. Threat or opportunity?

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B2B Beat: 12 Revealing Marketing Quotes from CES

B2B Beat: 12 Revealing Marketing Quotes from CES | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The 2017 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, which concluded today in Las Vegas, featured boatloads of new technologies, driverless cars full of new technologies. Many of these advances, particularly Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, and Virtual Reality, have great appeal to marketers.


AI, AR, and VR are poised to be transformative technologies for marketers — if not right this minute. For the most part, aside from some tentative and necessary experimentation, marketers remain focused on what can help them immediately.


This cross section of 12 quotes from the CES sessions indicates that marketers, for now, will pay more attention to more familiar acronyms, such as CM (content marketing); DDM (data-driven marketing); and CX (customer experience) than to AI, AR, and VR:...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

12 quotes from the Consumer Electronics Show show that marketers are intrigued by new technologies such as AI, AR, and VR, but are hesitant to invest heavily in these nascent technologies right now.

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