This data was originally featured in the September 25th, 2024 newsletter found here: INBOX INSIGHTS, September 25, 2024: Surviving End of Year Planning, Measuring AI Brand Strength In this week’s Data Diaries, we’re wrapping up our three part series on economic indicators. In part 1, we talked about what economic indicators are. In part 2, […]
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Overcoming AI Resistance
This content was originally featured in the September 18th, 2024 newsletter found here: INBOX INSIGHTS, September 18, 2024: Overcoming AI Resistance, OpenAI o1 Model Catch the replay of our MAICON talks! Katie’s talk, Managing the People who Manage AI Chris’ talk, The Future of AI is Open How to Overcome Resistance to AI Integration in […]
In-Ear Insights: Responsible AI Part 4: Implementing Responsible AI
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, the Trust Insights podcast, Katie and Chris discuss implementing Responsible AI in your business. Learn how to align AI with your company values, establish accountability, ensure fairness in AI outputs, and maintain transparency in your AI practices. By understanding these elements, you can unlock the true potential of AI […]
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Building Powerful ICPs with Generative AI – Part 3
This blog series is a collaboration between artificial intelligence and human expertise. Inspired by the insightful content written by Katie Robbert, CEO of Trust Insights, from their weekly newsletter “Inbox Insights” The Mentor GPT: Because Everyone Deserves a Safe Space In the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of marketing, and Generative AI, having a trusted mentor can […]
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In-Ear Insights: Responsible AI Part 2, Managing Bias
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, the Trust Insights podcast, Katie and Chris tackle the issue of bias in AI, particularly managing bias in large language models. Discover real-life examples of how bias manifests and the potential consequences for businesses, including reputational damage and the reinforcement of harmful stereotypes. You will learn about a critical […]
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Building Powerful ICPs with Generative AI: Part 1
This blog series is a collaboration between artificial intelligence and human expertise. Inspired by the insightful content written by Katie Robbert, CEO of Trust Insights, from their weekly newsletter “Inbox Insights” Remember that time you poured your heart and soul into a marketing campaign, only for it to fall short when it launched? Yeah, me […]
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In-Ear Insights: Responsible AI Part 1, Overview
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, the Trust Insights podcast, Katie and Chris discuss the meaning of “responsible AI,” a term that feels like a buzzword, and how it lacks a common understanding. You will learn why aligning AI with your company values is crucial for reducing harm and ensuring ethical practices. Katie and Chris […]
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AI Adoption
This content was originally featured in the July 31st, 2024 newsletter found here: INBOX INSIGHTS, July 31, 2024: AI Adoption, Hiring Industries 👉 Register for our upcoming free webinar, Generative AI for Hospitality! How Do You Convince the Unconvinced? AI isn’t for me. AI will take my job. I can do it better than AI. Trust […]
Corporate Culture
This data was originally featured in the July 17th, 2024 newsletter found here: INBOX INSIGHTS, JULY 17, 2024: CORPORATE CULTURE, PROGRAMMING GENERATIVE AI WHAT IS CORPORATE CULTURE? When I talk about integrating AI into your company, I talk about how it’s a culture shift. The response I get to that statement is usually, “What if we […]
Assumptions of Time
This content was originally featured in the June 26th, 2024 newsletter found here: INBOX INSIGHTS, JUNE 26, 2024: ASSUMPTIONS OF TIME, GOLD STANDARD OF ATTRIBUTION I wrote about making assumptions about people’s time on LinkedIn the other day. Given the responses, I think it’s worth bringing up again. Here is the original post: Don’t use the […]