Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making significant strides in the world of marketing technology. A trend largely ignited by the inception of ChatGPT, AI’s use in this realm garners interest from organizations worldwide, from upstart innovators to tech giants. The burgeoning interest in AI applications manifests in a series of recent product launches, marking a new era for marTech.
A recent CEO survey revealed that half of the respondents have begun integrating generative AI technologies into their digital offerings. Despite the promising trend, notable concerns accompany this shapeshifting technology. Data security is a significant worry, with 57% of CEOs voicing apprehension about potential breaches. Additionally, 48% expressed unease regarding the potential for bias or inaccuracies within data.
The past week welcomed several AI-driven marTech releases, each product promising to redefine existing standards of marketing technology.
One such innovation is XFactor.io’s MIKEY, a revenue-driven growth decision platform powered by AI. MIKEY adeptly analyses both static and dynamic data across economic spectra to deduce market trajectories, bringing a new era of data-driven decision making to businesses, allowing them to leverage informed insights in steering the company’s growth.
Conversely, consumer-centric AI platform Braze presented Sage AI, an updated version of an existing AI feature within their customer engagement platform. By integrating AI and Machine Learning (ML) into their technology stack, Braize’s Sage AI fosters enhanced user engagement, adapting to customers’ behavior in real-time and delivering personalized experiences.
Then there is Botco.ai’s GenAI Chat Cloud, an intuitive AI product that churns through multiple sources of information to address user queries. The power of this solution lies in its conversational approach, mining detailed answers while fostering an engaging, dialogue-style interaction.
Vyond’s Vyond Go emerges as a revolutionary script and video creator powered by AI. Users can make edits directly in their scripts, which are then instantly reflected in their videos, offering an unprecedented level of control and flexibility to content creators.
Another notable release is springbig’s AI Assistant, designed for cannabis retailers seeking targeted content for their email campaigns. AI’s capability to script meaningful and engaging content drastically transforms conventional campaign strategies. With future expansions expected to incorporate other campaigns such as SMS, Springbig’s AI Assistant heralds a new era for retailers.
These diverse innovations underscore the transformative potential of AI in the domain of marketing technology, demonstrating the significant strides that the industry is making. Subscribe to our updates and stay in touch with the dynamic landscape of AI-driven marketing technology. From CEO survey insights to AI releases of the week, our updates ensure that you never miss a beat in the fast-paced world of marketing technology.
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