February 2018 – Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) in Marketing

The global fabless semiconductor company MediaTek just joined the Open Neural Network Exchange (ONNX) to drive AI innovation and support the evolution of its edge AI platform.

As millennial consumers continue to reject traditional advertising but listening more to recommendations from beauty experts on social media, influencer marketing has started to become one of the main new drivers of customer acquisition for beauty brands around the world.

According to new data from Accenture Strategy, working professionals worldwide are more willing to work with intelligent machines than public opinion suggests.

  Since, making use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is clearly increasing in popularity, we created for your convenience a list of the most important marketing applications providers.

According to Gartner, 25% of customer service and support operations will integrate virtual customer assistant (VCA) or chatbot technology across engagement channels by 2020, up from less than two percent in 2017.

One of the most difficult tasks for marketers is a personalized customer approach and that’s exactly where AI can help.

Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is almost indispensable when talking about customers’ service expectations, competitiveness, and assistance. To no surprise, AI technologies are taking centerstage not only in innovation hubs like Silicon Valley, but the big platform companies like Amazon, Google, Baidu or Alibaba are joining forces and investing billions of dollars in AI, too.

Artificial intelligence has become indispensable in science, ultimately it is able to analyze large amounts of data much faster than the human brain. By now, the systems have even progressed so far that they deduce appropriate conclusions and can act accordingly. Thus, the discipline has made breakthroughs in discovering correlations in research in various fields,

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become indispensable in science. Ultimately it is able to analyze large amounts of data much faster than the human brain. By now, the systems have even progressed so far that they deduce appropriate conclusions and can act accordingly. Thus, the discipline has made breakthroughs in discovering correlations in research in various

PwC examined in a new report the impacts of three overlapping waves of automation – the algorithm, augmentation and autonomy wave. The research analyzed the tasks and skills involved in the jobs of over 200,000 workers across 29 countries in order to assess the potential impact of automation on workers in different industry sectors and