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Humans + AI = Marketing Superpower

Hey there,
Remember when AI stepped into the marketing arena? 🤖💡
Not long ago, Jason Smith from Publicis Groupe shared the results of a bold experiment: AI versus human marketers managing complex ad campaigns.
The Challenge:
Human marketers faced a mind-blowing 83 million possible ad variations. Meanwhile, AI analyzed, optimized, and processed data at speeds that left many marketers in awe.
The Results:
AI dominated the numbers and logistics—removing bias, crunching data, and refining decisions faster than any human team. But here’s the kicker: the best outcomes came from combining human creativity with AI’s analytical power.
The Takeaway:
It’s not a battle of humans versus AI—it’s about collaboration. Marketers who embrace AI as a tool (not a replacement) will lead the way in this new era.
Jason Smith’s AI Marketing Experiment
Want to see it in action? Check out this quick discussion on blending human creativity with AI in marketing:
Marketing is evolving faster than ever. Those who learn to harness AI’s power alongside human ingenuity will be the ones shaping the future.
Here’s to smarter campaigns,
— The AI News Team
P.S. See the full story unfold — watch on The AI News YouTube!
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