What’s News: The big news of the week flooded social media, news sites, and tech blogs when Bloomberg leaked that Apple was in negotiations with Google to license its AI engine Gemini for use in iPhones. It would not be the first pairing of the companies: Google reportedly pays Apple $18 BILLION per year for […]
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5: Being a Change Agent With AI
What’s News: This week hundreds of digital marketers from companies with roots in traditional media gathered in Miami for the always-informative Borrell conference. And just like every alphabet-soup-conference this year from CES to CRS to NAB, a major chunk of Borrell’s confab was dedicated to AI. There were sessions on advertisers’ opinions and use of […]
Read More4: Connections in a Sea of AI Content
Connections in a Sea of AI Content What’s News: To the relief of thousands of human bloggers, webmasters, and content creators, Google announced this week it is changing its algorithm to take on AI-generated clickbait. Set aside the dystopian vision of AI fighting AI; Google’s search division understands users have needs for human-generated content and human connection, and […]
Read More3: A Rough Week for AI
What’s News: In the last week, there has been a whirlwind of negative news concerning the big AI players. Google announced it was halting image generation on its Gemini tool so it could fix historically inaccurate images being created — such as an African American George Washington. This news followed a big hiccup at ChatGPT, where […]
Read More2: It’s Feeling Like 1999
During one of our weekly idea sessions, Bob Kernen, jacapps COO, observed that A.I. in this moment in time feels eerily similar to where search engines were at before Google’s algorithm became the default standard for accurate search results at the beginning of the millennium. Prior to Google’s launch of PageRank, which calculates a website’s relevance based […]
Read More1: Welcome to the AI Edge
Even though I’ve been using AI text and image creation tools like ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion since their public releases in late 2022, creating an AI newsletter for the radio and broadcast industry is a major undertaking. Not only is there a firehose of new AI tools, websites, and innovations being introduced every single day, […]
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