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Haier (she) 🎩
@haier
Canva has just released their Marketing and AI Report (Link in comments). After surveying over 4,000 marketing and creative leaders across nine countries, here are some key takeaways: 🔹 69% believe there are too many Gen AI tools available, despite the increase in productivity and creativity (70% agree on this boost). 🔹 Geography matters: In India, 82% of respondents are highly comfortable with AI, while only 63% in the US feel the same. 🔹 The top 3 use cases for Gen AI in marketing: 1️⃣ 83% use it for written content creation & augmentation. 2️⃣ 82% for generating unique images. 3️⃣ 82% for image and video editing.
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Purpleman.base.eth 🎩
@jenson
Thanks for the breakdown! Do you think there will be any need for humans in this field in the future?
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Haier (she) 🎩
@haier
Great question! I’m a strong believer that AI will enhance human capabilities, but it’s true that some tasks will shift from "made by humans" to "made by AI". That said, I hope humans will still be needed, focusing on tasks that are less ‘AI-able.’ Otherwise, my plan B is to open a nice bar by the sea, somewhere with no internet connection and no AI!
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Purpleman.base.eth 🎩
@jenson
Lmao i feel you! I want a cabin in the woods beside a lake! I agree though, i think with every technical evolution we think humans will be redundant but in reality we adapt. AI is great at regurgitating learned information but to be truly human means you can create something out of nothing.
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Haier (she) 🎩
@haier
I’m definitely learning a lot about AI and how to use it in ways that benefit me. One example is Google Notebook LM it’s amazing if you need to quickly dive into a specific subject without as you say the “regurgitated info”. I was young at the time but it feels like we’re in a state of change similar to when my parents had to adapt to working with the internet.
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