Topic | AI

Chief Marketer recently chatted with IBM's Erin McElroy, to discover what resources marketers big and small need to get started with artificial intelligence (AI). 

As AI begins to shape our daily lives, brands must consider how they shift their behaviors and interactions to meet customers’ evolving expectations.

Businesses of all sizes need to keep an eye on the AI updates Facebook is introducing for they might become the norm much sooner than we think.

Audio-based user experiences are stepping into the spotlight as a fresh medium for sensory stimuli, and brands like M&Ms, Fiat and Calvin Klein are taking notice. Here's a look at 10 audio trends to watch in 2018.

Experienced brand marketers are increasingly deploying messaging apps and chatbots to meet their conversational marketing needs

What does AI mean for marketers? Besides new technology to learn, we will also have new, cutting-edge software to market. How do we cast the vision for a future that still seems like science fiction to the average user?

AI Helps JP Morgan Chase Boost Customer Engagement

Sure, chatbots are great, but AI and machine learning hold much greater potential for marketers.

Sci-fi fans and marketers can agree that the robots are rising. But the advances of artificial intelligence (AI) are more a boon than an insurgence for the humans involved.

Today, the major front in the AI race is chatbots. Via chat apps like Line, Alexa, and Facebook Messenger, these digital assistants use natural language processing or decision trees to communicate with customers.