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Moving towards an increasingly practical

Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2025 10:30 am
by mayaboti
Artificial intelligence in creative marketing With continuous development it is possible to extend the functionality of AI into different sectors. Or rather, it would be right to draw a line between: "extension of functionality" and "replacement". AI, as we have already said, is being implemented to such an extent that it is giving rise to some concerns, especially among the protagonists of communication: Will AI replace the work of web marketers and analysts? Probably not, but AI will work alongside digital marketing to achieve a higher ROI than the competition As regards images, we can cite some practical examples of Artificial Intelligence that is very widespread among apps, such as: EyeEm, a marketplace for the sale and purchase of images taken by smartphones, and Prisma, an app that combines art and photography to obtain shots unique in which creativity and reality merge.

With EyeEm you can purchase millions of images iraq email list thanks to AI matching with your searches. From a writing point of view, AI interventions are even more "invasive". Still remaining in the world of apps, it is necessary to mention the progenitor: Shelley, the first app capable of writing horror stories and publishing them through its Twitter profile. and functional direction, space must also be given to Crystal and Grammarly applications.

Both have the objective of analyzing the content and helping us improve it by following advice relating to communication style, syntax, tone of speech, etc.LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional social network, is constantly seeking ways to improve the user experience and increase engagement on the platform. Many updates have been launched between 2022 and this year, such as “Collaborative Articles,” which aims to increase engagement using AI, SEO tools, and improved search results. And it continues to improve. For the first time, LinkedIn wants to include suggested posts in users’ feeds, meaning users will now see content from people and brands they may not be connected with.