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MarTech’s digital transformation experts to follow

Customer needs are changing and businesses are evolving to meet them. Here are the digital transformation experts to follow. Chris Wood on October 23, 2023 Digital transformation can mean many things to marketers and organizations. It all depends on a business’s digital maturity and the strategic goals the transformation is intended to achieve. One thing … Continue reading MarTech’s digital transformation experts to follow

Leadership experts on why Elon Musk contagion is a nightmare scenario for workers

  By Emily Price October 05, 2023 When Elon Musk took over Twitter in October of last year, he made headlines for his abrasive management style. The takeover, described by The New York Times as “two weeks of chaos,” resulted in widespread layoffs and employee lawsuits, and reportedly caused managers to vomit into trash cans. … Continue reading Leadership experts on why Elon Musk contagion is a nightmare scenario for workers

US calls upon volunteer experts to help address generative AI risks

Biden administration wants your input on rules for AI models like ChatGPT   Jon Fingas   @jonfingas American officials are taking further steps to set rules for AI systems like ChatGPT. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is asking for public comments on possible regulations that hold AI creators accountable. The measures will ideally … Continue reading US calls upon volunteer experts to help address generative AI risks

Experts say Apple’s move into buy now, pay later is likely to catch on with customers—and bring out the regulators

  By Chris Stokel-Walker March 28, 2023   Apple will now offer a buy now, pay later (BNPL) option for customers shopping with a retailer that accepts Apple Pay. Under the new arrangement, which was announced Tuesday, iPhone and iPad users can take out short-term loans with Apple of between $50 and $1,000, which must … Continue reading Experts say Apple’s move into buy now, pay later is likely to catch on with customers—and bring out the regulators