Every week, I'll summarize the week's top AI news, with an emphasis on higher education and healthcare marketing.
In my latest post for Inside Higher Ed, I suggest that lack of expertise in AI isn't an impediment to bringing it to your organization. More important is how you lead in times of change.
Brands have ‘serious concerns’ about agencies’ use of AI: If 80% of your customers told you they didn't like something you were doing, you'd change it, right? It's all about trust-building people!
Navigating Regulatory Changes in U.S. Healthcare? Evaluate Your Tech Stack: When adopting AI into your organization, I always recommend starting with the technologies you're already paying for.
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