E68 Asks if AI Will Displace Aspiring GenZ Influencers
In E68 of Localogy’s This Week in Local, co-hosts Mike Boland and Charles Laughlin ask if GenZ’s who dream of becoming influencers should consider another
In E68 of Localogy’s This Week in Local, co-hosts Mike Boland and Charles Laughlin ask if GenZ’s who dream of becoming influencers should consider another
AI is changing everything from the creation of visual art to making credit decisions. It’s also changing how small businesses manage ratings, reviews, and their
In E67 of Localogy’s This Week in Local podcast, co-hosts Mike Boland and Charles Laughlin talk about the looming U.S. TikTok ban and the short
Anyone who knows me knows I am not a young man. For me, an avocado green rotary phone on the kitchen wall isn’t weird. Not
Read AI, a company that uses artificial intelligence to mine online meeting content for greater organizational efficiency, has raised a $21 million Series A round.
Following the Copilot app (formerly known as Bing Chat) and other logical AI assistant functions across its products (e.g., Office), Microsoft’s latest move is to make it easier to build your own chatbot.
Chatmeter helps multi-location brands stay on top of things like responding consistently to reviews. Now it is showing how this industry is advancing in the
In E54 of Localogy’s This Week in Local podcast, senior analysts Mike Boland and Charles Laughlin have fun with a couple of tech topics recently
In E53 of Localogy’s This Week in Local podcast, senior analysts Mike Boland and Charles Laughlin kick around a couple of tech topics they’ve been
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The conversation around AI is shifting from a sense of wonder over how quickly AI emerged over the past year or so to how AI
All we seem to hear about in the tech press is ChatGPT… yet there’s still some confusion about how it makes money, and how much it makes. As ChatGPT passes its first birthday, we crunch the numbers.
Meeting analytics platform Read AI is doubling down on the technology that’s telegraphed in its title. The company has upleveled its capabilities to align with the latest flavors of AI – specifically, large language models.
Web.com today announced a new AI website builder meant to streamline the traditional process of constructing websites. This is targeted to SMBs who are not
Amazon continues to seed and accelerate demand for AI, which was on full display at this week’s re:Invent conference. Among other things, it launched an enterprise chatbot and dedicated chips for AI training.
eCommerce is perhaps the most fitting venue for AI. The latest comes from Amazon and Google, which both launched features in the last week that automate the production of professional product images for eCommerce.
“In its early stages, it’s just being thrown against several walls to see if it sticks.“ Episode 38 of Localogy’s This Week in Local podcast
No, this isn’t an article about the ins and outs of experimenting with Ayahuasca. You’ll need to go elsewhere for that. Or maybe you can
The notion of “AI is my Co-pilot” has taken shape of late. And this is true even if that particular paraphrasing hasn’t been embraced (and probably
Microsoft has decided to kill off its legacy AI assistant, Cortana, effective this month. In terms of integration and investment, it will be replaced by Bing Chat, which is based on ChatGPT and lives in several Microsoft products.