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Google is putting more restrictions on AI Overviews after it told people to put glue on pizza The Head of Google Search also explained why the company’s AI generated some really weird responses. mariella moon Fri, May 31, 2024 Google Liz Reid, the Head of Google Search, has admitted that the company’s search … Continue reading Google is putting more restrictions on AI Overviews after it told people to put glue on pizza
April 29, 2024 ChatGPT wants to remember everything you’ve told it OpenAI tries to fill a major blind spot in chatbots: their lack of long-term knowledge about the user. BY Mark Sullivan OpenAI announced on Monday that its popular ChatGPT chatbot will now remember user details including basic information, hobbies, and prompt history. The chatbot’s enhanced … Continue reading ChatGPT wants to remember everything you’ve told it
By Jessica Bursztynsky August 07, 2022 The largest gig-work companies reported earnings last week, and investors were quick to look for any signs that economic pressure is tightening consumer spending. But things weren’t so grim after all. Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash all reported strong revenues, showing that people will still order takeout and hail … Continue reading What the Q2 earnings reports told us about the gig economy
By Rosanna Durruthy February 21, 2022 We’re currently in the midst of one of the greatest transformations the world of work has ever seen, where professionals are rethinking not just how we work, but why we work. This new world of work has led to a wave of new entrepreneurs, including talent exploring … Continue reading We polled over 1,000 Black entrepreneurs. Here’s what they told us
Achim Nowak August 11, 2021 They told you to never say “I” at a meeting. Use “We.” Always We. Ignore them. They are wrong. They told you that when you say I, I, I it sounds like it’s all about you. Said you would sound like a grandstanding, self-promoting, self-aggrandizing narcissist. A bit of projection, … Continue reading They Told You to Never Say “I.” They Are WRONG.
Steven Imke May 18, 2021 New research shows that most business planning advice is wrong, More successful local services and infrastructure companies are adapting to the changing business climate by abandoning classic business planning and applying more effectual logic and principles to start their business. Entrepreneurship has changed in recent years. As a result, you … Continue reading Why Being Told You Need a Business Plan May Be Bad Advice
Opening PDFs in-browser has become the new norm, offering new ways to target and measure using this format. Yonatan Snir on March 2, 2020 This year the PDF celebrates 27 years of digital circulation, making it a digital relic. But looking at the traditional benefits in light of newer innovations, the PDF still offers an … Continue reading What if I told you PDF’s biggest moment is yet to come?
What marketing lies are you telling yourself? Contributor Joe Hyland comes clean with five marketing misconceptions that he’s pledging to overcome. Joe Hyland on November 10, 2017 Marketers, if trust is our greatest currency, why are we lying so much? Apologies in advance for the cynicism — maybe I woke up on the wrong … Continue reading A CMO confession: The 5 marketing lies I’ve told myself
Heather Lloyd-Martin — April 28, 2017 — April 28, 2017 Here’s a question: what’s the ONE content marketing tactic that drives the majority of your revenue? Is it blogging? Webinars? Teaching small classes? Or is your answer, “Hmm, I’m not quite sure, but does it really matter? After all, shouldn’t all my content efforts help?” … Continue reading Why I Told a Client to Quit Blogging: Finding Your “One Thing”
Disney Inspires ‘Moana’ As Told By Emoji, Adds Advertisers by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 7, 2017 The Walt Disney Co. premieres on Tuesday the third digital season of its As Told By Emoji series, but this time the entertainment company took on three sponsors to support the content. Produced by the digital media team at … Continue reading Disney Inspires ‘Moana’ As Told By Emoji, Adds Advertisers
