Marketing Jobs That Will Be Replaced By AI
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In episode #2358, Neil and Eric explore which marketing jobs will be replaced by AI in 2023. We’ve seen a lot of advancements in AI over the past year, but what will its real-world impact be on marketing jobs? We take a closer look at some of the most useful tools out there, how best to use them, and why the majority of AI tools still need human facilitation, oversight, and editing (for the most part).
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:20] Today’s topic: Marketing Jobs That Will Be Replaced By AI.
- [00:30] How AI will decrease job opportunities in some sectors and increase them in others.
- [01:12] Why you will still need people to work on the creative elements of advertising.
- [01:40] The role of AI in content creation and ideation, and why you still need to edit it thoroughly.
- [03:10] Why AI still needs human-generated content for its data.
- [04:46] How AI will impact live chat and sales.
- [06:29] Why multimedia content will become easier to create and the impact this will have.
- [07:29] That’s it for today! Go to https://www.levelingup.com/founders to join Neil and Eric in Miami from 12-14 February!
- [07:37] Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
- Meta
- Chat GPT
- Jasper
- Nextiva
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