Author: paulsmoneymakers

Last month, I took my first ride in a Waymo — a fully autonomous trip through the streets of San Francisco. As I stepped out, two other people who had just completed their first ride exchanged amazed looks with me. We shared a mix of awe and disbelief, marveling that a car could navigate city streets entirely on its own. One day, I imagine I’ll feel the same amazement watching a fully autonomous marketing campaign unfold — from inception to optimization — without human intervention. This vision of an autonomous marketing pipeline represents the future of AI in marketing. As…

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Artificial intelligence can benefit all teachers – but it must be tailored to each school and success hinges on every member of staff receiving training in AI. That is the view of Baz Nijjar, vice-president of education technology and digital innovation at international schools group GEMS Education, who is responsible for training teachers and leaders in AI. Nijjar, who began his career as a computer science teacher in England before filling various leadership roles, spoke to Tes as GEMS prepares to open a school in Dubai in August where AI will immediately play a pivotal role. Its School of Research…

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OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Gov, a specialized version of its AI-powered chatbot tailored for U.S. government agencies. This new tool is designed to provide enhanced security, privacy, and compliance while allowing public sector organizations to leverage artificial intelligence for their operations. A Version Built for Government Needs ChatGPT Gov functions as an extended version of ChatGPT Enterprise, offering government agencies access to AI-powered capabilities such as text analysis, document summarization, and internal collaboration. A key feature of this version is that it allows agencies to input non-public, sensitive data while ensuring that it remains under their control. According to OpenAI,…

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The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked significant discussion and concern within creative industries, particularly with the introduction of AI-generated books and other content. The most illustrative example of this trend is the arrival on the market of personalized books produced entirely by AI, making for intriguing yet disturbing times for established creators.Gifted by her friend Janet, technology journalist’s humorous gift titled “Tech-Splaining for Dummies” draws from AI-driven content generation. With her name and photo on the cover, the book raises eyebrows for featuring anecdotes and insights noticeably mimicking her writing style, albeit with drawbacks including verbosity and repetitive…

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Generative AI has been a huge help for a growing number of business owners. While large businesses tend to lead the pack in artificial intelligence adoption, very small businesses — those with just 1 to 4 employees — have also been using AI tools at relatively high rates, according to new analysis by the Census Bureau. Antonette Vanasek runs a small insurance agency in Chico, California. Her staff? Herself, two employees and AI.  “Crafting emails, I can get them out quicker. When people have specific questions I can give them almost like a treatise within the email about very specific…

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In an era where online reviews can make or break a product, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced it will take action to protect consumers and maintain marketplace integrity. The FTC’s recent ban on fake reviews is pivotal for e-commerce businesses, especially those operating on Amazon and other online marketplaces. With this new initiative and the increasing popularity of AI-generated content, the digital landscape for marketplace sellers is evolving rapidly. In this post, we will unpack the FTC’s stance, implications, and strategies to thrive in this new environment. The FTC’s Ban on Fake Reviews: What It Entails In October…

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The emergence of the internet in the 1990s marked a turning point in how we interact with our money. Everyday actions, such as checking a bank account balance or making an instant transfer—now routine—were revolutionary at the time, because information about investments and personal finance was exclusively in the hands of experts, advisors, and brokers.Today, we are experiencing a shift of similar magnitude: in an increasingly technology-driven world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing how we manage our money by facilitating access to digital tools that allow us to optimize our finances more effectively and intelligently.According to a survey by BMO…

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What can we learn from X? Consider Elon Musk’s decision to cut more than 50% of the workforce at X (formerly Twitter). At the time, many predicted the platform’s collapse. Yet despite some glitches, that has not come to pass — so how much of what we do is truly essential and productive? It is clearly a polarizing example, but it underscores one important fact for many large organizations: We can operate leaner and more effectively. We can accomplish more if we strip away the superficial busyness that often adds no value. Going back to the basics With so much…

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While much of the world was thrilled by the 2022 release of ChatGPT, and with it the dawning of a new era of technology, the reaction in the Philippines was closer to fear.Consultancy firms and banks warned that generative AI, which can process human language, could be upgraded to the point where humans are automated out of work. One Goldman Sachs report in March 2023 said 300 million jobs could be exposed to automation. About 46% of those are office and administrative jobs like customer service.Millions of these jobs are found in developing economies in Southeast Asia like that of…

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The Gist Redefine workflows. Use AI marketing to reimagine workflows, streamline tasks and enhance efficiency. Core competencies matter. Focus AI marketing efforts on what your team does best and outsource non-core tasks to maximize resources and improve productivity. Build in flexibility. Allocate budget for AI experimentation to stay agile and responsive as technology and market demands evolve. Right now, marketing is in a pivotal moment; let’s call it the great reset of marketing. Leaders are at an inflection point where they must transform their functions to stay afloat and competitive, but they likely haven’t undergone that transformation yet. At the…

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