AI Hallucinations: Lucidworks Validates Truth In Responses by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, July 13, 2023 Lucidworks’ search and artificial intelligence (AI) platforms got upgrades, providing what the company calls “necessary guardrails” to validate generative artificial intelligence (GAI) responses. The company Thursday said its technology now can integrate with any large language model and validate … Continue reading AI Hallucinations: Lucidworks Validates Truth In Responses
Data can only steer you right if you apply analytics to understand what it’s trying to tell you. William Terdoslavich on April 6, 2023 In a previous story, we looked at the importance for data analysis of avoiding bias and choosing the right metrics. In this follow-up we discuss the importance of confronting “analytical reality.” … Continue reading Data plus analytics is the route to the truth
Artificial intelligence is shifting marketing approaches. Here’s what you need to know to stay up-to-date and prepare for what’s ahead. Tim Parkin on April 6, 2023 Love it or hate it, the artificial intelligence revolution is here. People can’t stop talking about ChatGPT, OpenAI and how AI will fundamentally change the world. Marketers everywhere are … Continue reading The end of marketing or a new beginning? The truth about AI
Improve your chances of success in adopting a MACH-based DXP. Here are key considerations when assessing potential vendors. Gene De Libero on March 13, 2023 The term “MACH” is popular nowadays, with many martech vendors claiming to offer MACH digital experience platforms (DXPs). But is this just a marketing tactic, or do these products genuinely … Continue reading The truth behind MACH-based DXPs: Benefits, risks and key considerations
An Inconvenient Truth by Tony Jarvis , Op-Ed Contributor, April 15, 2022 The third and final day of the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) Audiencexscience Conference Thursday underscored the industry’s incessant confusion over what an audience “impression” actually is, as well as the ongoing characterization of content rendered on screens in households as “watching” or “viewing” … Continue reading An Inconvenient Truth
