Most consumers are uncomfortable with AI-generated adsMany US adults are uncomfortable with AI-generated content, raising concerns over trust and accuracy.
Consumers are underwhelmed by AI experiences | MarTechConsumers are skeptical about AI experiences, with only 29% satisfied; expectations diverge from reality.
AI-powered martech news and releases: August 8 | MarTechMentioning AI in consumer product descriptions can decrease trust and purchase intentions, particularly for high-risk products.
Today's challenge: Working around AI's fuzzy returns and questionable accuracySetting realistic expectations about AI is crucial to understanding its true value and impacts on the workforce.
Two Simple Rules That Should Guide Every AI EffortAI faces trust issues despite its expanding influence.
Today's challenge: Working around AI's fuzzy returns and questionable accuracySetting realistic expectations about AI is crucial to understanding its true value and impacts on the workforce.
Two Simple Rules That Should Guide Every AI EffortAI faces trust issues despite its expanding influence.
Most People Couldn't Give a Crap About Using AI, Survey FindsCompanies are overestimating public interest in AI, with many unaware or uninterested in popular AI tools.
How To Unlock Trust and Success Before You Start an AI ProjectOrganizations find success by starting every AI project with a discovery and design process.
The next AI winter could be caused by users' trust issues-and 'mindful friction' can keep it from happeningAI in the workplace should act as a co-pilot, not on autopilot, with a need for next-level controls and designing products that consider both AI capabilities and human judgment.
Salesforce's AI chief says the company uses its Einstein products internally: 'We like to drink our own martinis'Generative AI's unreliability frustrates companies, hindering product release.
The next AI winter could be caused by users' trust issues-and 'mindful friction' can keep it from happeningAI in the workplace should act as a co-pilot, not on autopilot, with a need for next-level controls and designing products that consider both AI capabilities and human judgment.
Salesforce's AI chief says the company uses its Einstein products internally: 'We like to drink our own martinis'Generative AI's unreliability frustrates companies, hindering product release.
Salesforce finds AI co-workers are officially here and people are OK with itAI in the workplace is advancing to autonomous AI systems, with workers increasingly trusting AI to operate autonomously in the future.