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The Ethics of ChatGPT: Ensuring AI Responsibly Serves Humanity Micheal Chukwube / Jun 24, 2023 Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving technology, and ChatGPT is an extraordinary creation that showcases the latest breakthroughs in natural language processing. However, we cannot ignore the ethical implications of its existence. This piece aims to explore the … Continue reading The Ethics of ChatGPT: Ensuring AI Responsibly Serves Humanity
‘Humanity’ is a PS4 game about the strangeness of crowds Jon Fingas @jonfingas You’ll be glad to hear that the PS4 will get at least one more truly oddball game (besides Wattam) during its lifetime. THA and Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s studio Enhance have announced Humanity, a game for PS4 and PSVR that imagines how aliens would … Continue reading ‘Humanity’ was the most interesting game at Sony’s State of Play, and you can play a demo today
By William MacAskill and Ben Todd August 22, 2022 The coming decades will be marked by extraordinary new technological innovations. They could provide us with enormous benefits—or bring us to the brink of disaster. What happens next hinges on whether we can figure out how to handle the risks. So, if you’re aiming … Continue reading How to choose a career in tech that benefits humanity
Right now, we must track the news and respond with differentiated messaging to measure the temperature of geographic regions and market to each with thoughtfulness. Ryan Phelan on April 14, 2020 I’m worried. I see the news every day, covering what’s happening in New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., in my adopted hometown of Dallas and … Continue reading A new KPI for marketers: Humanity
As exciting as technological developments may be, contributor Mike Sands urges marketers to keep their eyes on their customers. Mike Sands on April 4, 2018 Remember what life was like before we had smartphones? We flipped through inches of white pages without a thought, carried impossible-to-fold maps wherever we traveled and never left home … Continue reading Smart marketing still hinges on humanity, not technology
Liz Papagni — November 22, 2016 Follow @mrktgworx— November 22, 2016 Digital marketing allows so many ways to automate processes, from the collection of leads through your website to the scheduling of social media posts. Automated marketing has, understandably, opened up time in your schedule so you can focus on things you may not have … Continue reading Maintaining Your Brand’s Humanity with Automated Marketing
by Sean Hargrave, Staff Writer, July 20, 2016 It doesn’t matter what discipline you are in — marketers must never forget they are reaching out to human beings. It may sound like a very obvious point but it’s one worth bearing in mind when talk in email marketing turns to the rise of automation and … Continue reading Humanity Is The Killer App Email Marketers Must Never Ditch
