AI & Social issues marketing in Australia
AI-powered chatbots can help people with anxiety and depression by engaging in personalised conversations and providing resources to manage their mental health
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Artificial Intelligence in Marketing: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Implications
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way businesses operate, providing new opportunities to engage customers and drive growth.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is an interdisciplinary field of computer science that focuses on the development of intelligent machines capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning, reasoning, problem-solving, decision-making, perception, and natural language processing. AI algorithms enable machines to learn from data, recognize patterns, and make predictions or decisions based on the available information. The field
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As AI technology continues to evolve, while we will see even more innovative applications of this technology in Australia and around the world. As citizens, government officials and business owners who is looking to who, what and where to practice, use, apply and manage all the possible implications and activities of AI?
How are we ensuring that it is sustainably harnessed in alignment with the Australian constitution?
Or has that moment in time already passed us by and like social media, what will be will be and policy and protections will only be imposed post crisis?
Read moreAI in Tertiary Ed
AI-powered systems have the potential to offer personalised learning experiences that cater to the needs and learning styles of each student.
Read moreU love my memes, but find safety online a drag
I find our little world perplexing. So many wonderful people, yet so few active citizens. I say this, because for the past decade or so, I have been researching social media and new tech. With a decades worth of data catalogued across most industries, I can tell you – hand on heart – Organic community growth on social networking platforms
Read moreFB shows it’s claws
Google and Facebook are two Artificial Intelligence behemoths. To them, we are data points and have been for the better part of two decades. There is nothing that we think, do, say or act that they don’t have a detailed account of somewhere in the abyss of data that is ‘the cloud’. So as the Australian Government leads the first
Read moreFACEBOOK SHOWS IT’S CLAWS, as google shows some class
Google and Facebook are two Artificial Intelligence behemoths. To them, we are data points and have been for the better part of two decades. There is nothing that we think, do, say or act that they don’t have a detailed account of somewhere in the abyss of data that is ‘the cloud’. So as the Australian Government leads the first
Read moreGetting (back) on the Digital Leadership horse
I recently asked a friend (and former colleague) for feedback on my newly minted CV. It’s been a while between interviews. After 20 plus years in corporate, relaunching brands and working with some of the leading individual, team and organisational brands in the world, I’d turned my focus towards balancing my corporate experience with academia as my biological clock ticked
Read moreTips for e-Commuting
Many people struggle with working from home or e-commuting to work, because the idea and function of the office is an embedded practice with purpose in our everyday lives. For a lot of us, the office is our ‘escape’. A refined and productive social engagement that is directly attributable to our financial success. However, working from home provides the ability
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