The Future of AI: Revolutionizing Industries and Transforming Lives
The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, with new breakthroughs and innovations emerging every day. From transforming the way we live and work to revolutionizing industries, AI is changing the game. In this news brief, we'll explore the latest developments in AI and how they're impacting various sectors.
AI in Marketing: The Shift from Persuasion to Proof
The traditional marketing and sales tactics are being replaced by AI-driven strategies. According to a recent article, by 2028, most of these disciplines will be unrecognizable or extinct. Buyers are using AI to bypass vendor-led processes, making GTM teams shift from persuasion-based strategies to proof-driven models. The time to adapt is now.
AI in Senior Living: Leveraging Machine Learning and Generative AI
Senior living marketing is unique, involving multiple decision-makers within a family. Traditional marketing AI models focus on tracking individuals, but senior living decisions are often made collectively. A strong first-party data strategy must capture the full journey, tracking engagement across multiple family members.
AI in Hollywood: Protecting Film, TV, and Music from AI
Hollywood stars, including Ben Stiller, Cate Blanchett, and Cynthia Erivo, have urged Donald Trump's White House to protect film, TV, and music copyrights against big tech and artificial intelligence. The open letter highlights the importance of protecting America's creative and knowledge industries.
AI in Self-Driving Cars and Factory Robotics
Nvidia and General Motors have partnered to build next-gen AI for self-driving cars and factory robotics. The companies will use Nvidia's DRIVE AGX hardware system for in-vehicle hardware and custom AI systems using Nvidia platforms like Omniverse with Cosmos to train AI manufacturing models.
Key Takeaways
- AI is transforming industries and transforming lives, with new breakthroughs and innovations emerging every day.
- The traditional marketing and sales tactics are being replaced by AI-driven strategies, shifting from persuasion to proof.
- AI is being leveraged in senior living marketing to capture the full journey, tracking engagement across multiple family members.
- Hollywood is urging the White House to protect film, TV, and music copyrights against big tech and artificial intelligence.
- Nvidia and General Motors are partnering to build next-gen AI for self-driving cars and factory robotics.
- AI is expected to reach $1 trillion in data center infrastructure revenue by 2028.
- The age of AI reasoning is upon us, with AI systems mimicking human thinking and reaching conclusions.
- Nvidia's Blackwell Ultra chip offers 1.5 times the performance of Blackwell and represents a 50x increase in data center revenue opportunity versus its Hopper chip.
- The GB300 superchip combines two Blackwell Ultras with the company's Grace central processing unit (CPU) and can handle 1,000 tokens per second when using DeepSeek's R1 AI model.
Sources
- The hard truth about what AI will do to GTM
- SHN Sales & Marketing: Leveraging Machine Learning and AI to Reduce Buying Cycles and Deliver Better Marketing Outcomes
- ‘We shouldn’t be afraid of artificial intelligence,’ Vance advises US workers
- Artificial Intelligence Helps Solve One of Archaeology's Biggest Mysteries
- K-AI: The First Global Health Integrated Ecosystem Powered by Artificial Intelligence
- David Eagleman on What the Brain Can Teach Us About AI
- Hollywood urges Trump to protect film, TV from AI
- Nvidia, GM partner on next-gen AI for self driving cars and factory robotics
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discusses AI’s future at GTC 2025
- Nvidia unveils Blackwell Ultra AI chip for 'age of AI reasoning'