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How to Train Your Sales Teams on Ethical AI Use [Expert Insights]

Hubspot

But how do you do that ethically? Disregard ethics, and you may find unwanted consequences as severe as a lawsuit or damaged brand reputation. The good news: There’s a way to leverage AI with ethics intact, and we’re showing you exactly how to do so. In this article, find the ethical concerns and best practices for using AI.

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How Machine Learning/AI in Advertising Works (And How Advertisers Benefit From It)

Matchcraft

The growing demand for personalization in advertising is driven by consumers’ desire for more relevant and useful advertising. There are a number of potential challenges and considerations when implementing machine learning in advertising, such as data privacy and ethical concerns.

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3 Digital Marketing Trends to Watch for in 2023

Navigate the Channel

AI-powered tools and algorithms can analyze vast amounts of data to deliver highly personalized content and recommendations. Here’s why: Personalization at Scale One of the most compelling aspects of AI-driven marketing is its ability to deliver hyper-personalized content and recommendations to consumers.

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The ultimate brand guide to helping consumers achieve data harmony

ClickZ

Brands should handle personal info with the same delicacy, consent and discretion that would be granted to consumers’ physical bodies. As a brand, you’ve heard it; as a business, you’ve felt it—personal data is a growing force in consumer culture, and it’s seeding a host of new behaviors, expectations and trust metrics.

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Data Privacy Law: Ignorance Is No Excuse

Content Marketing Institute

There’s a difference between companies making that information available versus people availing themselves of that information and making educated decisions about when, where, and how they share their data with others. They’ve had to go through the process of updating their privacy policies. Recipients of the personal data.

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Event compliance: busting 5 myths in the pharma industry

SpotMe Blog

That means it has stricter ethical standards and compliance regulations to conform with because patients rely on the medicines and vaccines it produces. With in-person events no longer an option, they turned to virtual-only events. In fact, 78% of HCPs would like a mixture of in-person and virtual events (Ashfield Healthcare).

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It’s Data Privacy Day. Again. Still.

The Customer

Data Privacy Day, Jan. 28, is an international effort to spread awareness about data privacy and educate individuals on how to secure their personal information. It also works to encourage businesses to respect privacy and be more transparent about how they collect, store and use data. Protect it.

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