Tag: AI for PR
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Apple Intelligence: Transforming UX with AI-Powered Features
Apple unveiled its new Apple Intelligence. Here is a breakdown of the exciting new features – from a supercharged Siri to AI-powered image editing, content summaries and more.
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Fable Studios Unveils Showrunner: AI-Powered TV Production
A new AI-powered platform lets artists shape the characters, storylines, angles, and shots of their own episodes, blurring the line between audience and creator.
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5 Ways AI Transforms FinTech and Payments Industries
As Fintech and payment companies adopt AI to streamline operations, here are five ways AI is transforming customer experiences and driving innovation.
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WPP’s Integration of Anthropic’s Claude 3 Models, Leading Agency AI Interoperability
WPP, the global holding company for advertising and public relations agencies, announced its integration of Claude 3 AI models.
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Google Redefines Search, Content Creation and Privacy
From AI Agents and Generative AI Search to Watermarking and impressive new content creators, Google pushes ahead in the AI arms race. Here’s what you need to know.
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GPT-4o: OpenAI’s Latest Breakthrough in AI Technology
Introducing GPT-4o: how it builds upon the success of its predecessor, GPT-4, and what it means for the future of AI.
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The Transformative Power of Gen AI in Consumer Marketing
A look at how Gen AI is transforming marketing and the steps you should take to leverage this incredible tech.
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Snowflake Unveils Arctic: An Open Source LLM for Enterprise AI Development
To keep up with rival Databricks, Snowflake enables enterprise-grade AI development with the launch of Arctic, a new open source large language model (LLM).
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Perplexity and Other GenAI Models Poised to Redefine SEO
As AI models are increasingly used for Search, marketers and businesses need to adapt their strategies to optimize for AI search engines.
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Adobe Unveils Gen AI in Premiere Pro, Transforming Video Creation and Production
Upcoming generative AI tools in Premiere Pro allow editors to seamlessly add or remove objects from a scene, extend existing clips, and even generate entirely new footage based on text prompts or reference images.

