Beware of “trophy-style” AI adoption
Companies are celebrating AI usage for its own sake, but activity isn’t the same as impact.
Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute Blog·
There's a moment in every technology cycle when a tool stops being a competitive edge and starts becoming essential to work. For AI in B2B marketing, that time has arrived.
Read full articleCompanies are celebrating AI usage for its own sake, but activity isn’t the same as impact.
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