Chief Technology Officer Tessa Burg lives for the “ah-ha moment” and “getting creative about capturing information” for an audience and users while respecting #privacy. Check out her commentary on the above and so much more in “Ad Targeting Through Large Language Models,” courtesy of MediaPost.
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Dotdash Meredith partners with OpenAI to improve ad targeting. #AI 🤝 Download 1 Million Logo Prompt Generator 🔜 https://wapia.in/1mlogo 🤝 Follow us on Whatsapp 🔜 https://wapia.in/wabeta _ ❇️ Summary: Dotdash Meredith partners with OpenAI to enhance ad-targeting capabilities and content on ChatGPT. The collaboration will upgrade D/Cipher with AI technology, allowing for more detailed ad targeting without cookies. Dotdash Meredith will license articles to ChatGPT and co-develop new AI features for personalized content experiences. Other publishers, like The Financial Times, are also leaning towards AI partnerships. However, some industry players have raised concerns about copyright infringement. The goal is to deliver targeted and engaging content while adapting to the shift away from cookie-based analytics. Hashtags: #chatGPT 1. #DotdashMeredith 2. #OpenAIAdTargeting
Dotdash Meredith partners with OpenAI to improve ad targeting. #AI
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Due to increasing privacy regulations, traditional user-tracking methods for targeted advertising have become less viable. In response, advertisers and brands are pivoting to alternative targeting strategies that honor user privacy while still delivering personalized and relevant advertisements. In a new blog post, Nejc Lepen, CTO at iPROM, focuses on three primary methods shaping today’s digital advertising landscape that don't require using third-party data. >> https://url.iprom.si/129 #targetingstrategy #targeting #targetingaudience #FirstPartyData #semantictargeting #contextualtargeting #firstpartydatatargeting #DMP #datamanagementsolutions
How does the removal of third-party cookies affect audience reach in the age of privacy? - iPROM
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AI influencers are quickly gaining taction. Meta is the first platform to react! Or is it? According to their latest press release, the social media giant will start auto-tagging AI generated content. Looking at photorealistic AI images from Midjourney v6.0 this begs the question: How is it even technically possible to auto-tag AI generated content? Meta‘s hope is that GenAI companies will adhere to watermarking industry standards. Here are my thoughts: While AI is a godsend for creators, consumers are still critical. But turns out, AI-generated content can be better than human-generated. In the end, it is in the social media companies interest to keep consumers staying on their platforms for longer periods of time. And AI can definitely achieve this. I don’t think Meta will necessarily punish AI creators. So, auto-tagging might just be a move to adhere to upcoming regulations. What do you think about AI-generated content?
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TikTok has introduced new restrictions on ads targeting teens and enhanced AI transparency requirements. Advertisers can now only use broad targeting options like location, language, and device information, increasing privacy protections and ad transparency. Additionally, AI-generated content in ads must be clearly disclosed. These changes aim to protect younger users and build trust. #TikTok #AdRestrictions #TeenSafety #AI #DigitalMarketing #SocialMedia #Advertising #Compliance #TechNews #SocialMediaMarketing #Privacy #YouthProtection
TikTok Implements Restrictions on Ads Targeted at Teens, New AI Disclosure Requirements
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Women in Marketing Award Recipient ‘22, Judge ‘23 | Senior Marketing Reporter | Event Speaker | Freelance Writer
“My voice is everywhere, and it does create a little bit of a sense of paranoia,” said Joy Ofodu, a full-time creator and voice actor. In light of the AI boom, Ofodu has started including an AI-related rider for speaking engagements, asking clients not to train, adapt or modify her voice on any kind of AI system. The generative AI hype has seemingly infiltrated everything, including influencer marketing. In response, influencers and content creators like Ofodu are taking a closer look at their contracts with brands, and are ultimately looking to future-proof their intellectual property and content usage rights. My latest for Digiday here:
'There needs to be an AI clause': AI hype sparks influencer contract overhauls for name, image and likeness
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The #generativeAI hype has seemingly infiltrated everything, including #influencermarketing. In response, influencers and #contentcreators are taking a closer look at their contracts with brands, and are ultimately looking to future-proof their intellectual property and content usage rights. “My voice is everywhere, and it does create a little bit of a sense of paranoia,” said Joy Ofodu, a full-time creator and voice actor. In light of the #AI boom, Ofodu has started including an AI-related rider for speaking engagements, asking clients not to train, adapt or modify her voice on any kind of AI system. In this piece by Kimeko McCoy, we speak to Steven Sharpe Jr., Lindsay Calabrese 🍜 of Team One, and Neil Waller 🐳 of Whalar Group.
'There needs to be an AI clause': AI hype sparks influencer contract overhauls for name, image and likeness
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After its release, Google's video sparked widespread attention and concerns about its accuracy. 🤔🤖 Find out how Google responded in this article. Want to boost your business ahead of the competition? Visit our website or send us a message! #PurpleBug #influencer #influencermarketing #influencerdigital #marketingmind #marketingtips #marketingagency #DigitalMarketing #digitalmarketingtips #digitalmarketing2024 #ecommerce #ecommercetips #EcommerceGrowth #EcommerceWebsite #ECommerceSuccess #ecommercebusiness #EcommerceSolutions #tips #businesstips #google #googlegemini #gemini #geminiAI
Google Unlists Gemini Ad After Watchdog Callout— Internet Calls Ad 'Fake'
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Kimeko McCoy and Lindsay Calabrese had a chat about influencer marketing and intellectual property. It's a hot topic with the continuous advancements in #AI, and this article is a great read. Thanks, Digiday, Kimeko McCoy and Lindsay Calabrese or the intriguing read! #teamone #influencermarketing
The #generativeAI hype has seemingly infiltrated everything, including #influencermarketing. In response, influencers and #contentcreators are taking a closer look at their contracts with brands, and are ultimately looking to future-proof their intellectual property and content usage rights. “My voice is everywhere, and it does create a little bit of a sense of paranoia,” said Joy Ofodu, a full-time creator and voice actor. In light of the #AI boom, Ofodu has started including an AI-related rider for speaking engagements, asking clients not to train, adapt or modify her voice on any kind of AI system. In this piece by Kimeko McCoy, we speak to Steven Sharpe Jr., Lindsay Calabrese 🍜 of Team One, and Neil Waller 🐳 of Whalar Group.
'There needs to be an AI clause': AI hype sparks influencer contract overhauls for name, image and likeness
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CEO @ R-Squared Agency | Speaker | Strategic & Operational Advisor in Influencer & Creator Marketing
The rise of AI has allowed brands to create realistic content using influencer likenesses without the need for the actual influencer to be present. This can help cut costs, personalise campaigns, or quickly produce new ads from existing footage. AI enables brands to expand their marketing efforts rapidly and target multiple markets simultaneously without the constant involvement of influencers. Nevertheless, this poses a significant challenge: How can brands use AI-generated influencer content without risking legal repercussions? Recreating an influencer's voice, image, or mannerisms without explicit permission could violate their right to publicity and lead to potential legal consequences. Recent incidents serve as real-world examples of the risks involved: - Scarlett Johansson took legal action after an AI version of her appeared in an ad without her consent. - Tom Hanks had a similar experience with a deepfake ad promoting a product with which he had no affiliation. These instances illustrate how easily deepfakes can blur the line between real and AI-generated content, potentially harming relationships with influencers and attracting legal risks. To stay ahead, brands must include AI-specific clauses in their influencer contracts. This protects both parties and establishes clear boundaries for how AI can be used. At R-Squared Agency, an influencer marketing advisory firm, we assist brands in mitigating operational and executional risks in influencer marketing. While we're not attorneys, we provide strategic advice on business risks and guide your legal teams in adapting contracts to this super fast-evolving industry. We ensure your contracts are continuously reviewed and aligned with the latest needs so your influencer marketing efforts remain compliant and future-proof. https://lnkd.in/diVZ2fwd #InfluencerMarketing #AI #ContentStrategy #MarketingInnovation #AIMarketing #MarketingRisk
'There needs to be an AI clause': AI hype sparks influencer contract overhauls for name, image and likeness
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Building Ballpoint: the growth agency I always wanted to hire // Ex-startup founder of Wine List, first hire at Thriva // Newsletter writer // Loves incrementality, good copy, and social-first creative
If you're building a product that is only aimed at one biological sex, it makes sense to target just that audience right? Last year when ASC launched, the lack of audience targeting upset a lot of people. (Now the upset seems to be that it targets just one segment too well 😀). But what this has actually done is reminded us that your creative does all of the heavy lifting with targeting. Creative allows us to do the job of marketing, and the platforms do the job of targeting. https://lnkd.in/ecK7hMwi
Creative is your targeting
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3moHi Tess - terrific insights and thank you for sharing!