Top five take aways from the BrXnd.ai conference yesterday in NYC: 1. Use AI to get your ideas into the world like Jenny Nicholson. Execution is (now) instant. Ideas are priceless. 2. Submit the machines to your artistic vision, like Frédéric Raillard. Fear has no place in creativity. 3. 70% of clients prefer a virtual sales experience to a human one as their first point of contact. Amanda Kahlow is taking this to market with a new stealth startup called 1mind. 4. There's no reason not to field qual behind every important decision that you make in business. Justin Ibbett at Focaldata is closing the loop, with quick-turn project managment and flash polling of real humans. 5. Create a custom GPT of yourself to brainstorm with you. Heck, have the whole team make them, and double the idea generation like David Cole at Colgate-Palmolive Great food for thought. Great food, too. I'll be back next year for sure. #ai #artificialintelligence #marketinginnovation #digitalinnovation #coolshit https://lnkd.in/dSt-e4eh
Jenny Nicholson
5mo
I’m so happy I was the lucky person to sit next to you!
Yeasir Pervej
5mo
Noah Brier
5mo
Thanks so much for coming!
Steve Kazanjian
5mo
Great post. Great insights. Thank you!
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5moI love the second takeaway. Human creativity should not be bound by fear but by faith in our abilities to create something that didn't exist before. AI can support and expand our vision, but we are the differentiator if we want to achieve something that goes beyond average and unremarkable creative outputs.