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Researchers’ verdict on AI detection tools? Don’t use them to make ‘significant decisions’
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Read MoreSearch engine optimisation (SEO) isn’t dead (yet). But as generative AI tools grab an ever-larger share of traffic from traditional search engines, content marketers need to adjust their SEO strategies…
Read MoreWho does search serve? GEO raises hard questions for content marketers looking to be found online
If you’re a content marketer, how will you get people to view your content if AI-powered search engines no longer direct people to your website? That search apocalypse – known…
Read MoreSince Google rolled out AI Overviews at the top of its search results page, many organisations have reported steep drops in search engine-generated traffic to their websites. What’s more, growing…
Read MoreEssential AI insights from Q2 25
1. UK science teachers using GenAI reduce lesson planning time by 31% A study comparing GenAI user and non-GenAI user groups found that ChatGPT-assisted teachers saved an average of 25.3…
Read MoreAlmost exactly a year ago, we published a piece titled Why we have a GenAI policy – and why you should too. The blog post introduced our formal guidelines for…
Read MoreEssential AI insights from Q2 24
1. Few people use GenAI for news updates, but many expect big impacts on journalism An online YouGov survey about the use of GenAI in journalism found that 5 per…
Read MoreEssential healthcare insights from Q1 24
1. ECRI names top 10 healthtech hazards for 2024 With more people using devices for medical care at home, there’s a large risk of not knowing how to use such…
Read MoreEssential AI insights from Q4 23
1. Resume Builder survey reveals business leader expectations for AI in 2024 Of 750 business leaders surveyed by Resume Builder, 96 per cent of those from companies hiring in 2024…
Read MoreEssential healthcare insights from Q4 23
1. Despite AI’s promise in medicine and other fields, poll finds ‘confidence gap’ More than half (52 per cent) of 10,000 adults polled across nine countries say they believe artificial…
Read More1. McKinsey: Customer experience increases total shareholder return Research by consulting firm McKinsey with 8,500 insurance customers in North America found that customer experience is a strong driver of financial…
Read MoreGenerative artificial intelligence (GenAI) – AI tools that can create content, including text responses, articles and images – is potentially the most significant disruptor in marketing of this decade. Since…
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