Yeah pretty much, and it's not that hard to create one for yourself. Prepare for social media 2.0, where 99% of content will be just AI spam videos trying to sell you stuff. There'll probably be some sort of moderation by the platforms themselves
Well they will probably learn the hard way... Once they get to a point where internet is dominated by plain crappy content and that's the same garbage they start feeding to ai, the results won't even be good enough and a lot of clients will just start rejecting this type of content. It's karma in play quite literally and figuratively.
When the highly qualified interviewer (Steve Bertoni) asked several questions, Mr. Jones was too evasive for comfort. ONE EXAMPLE: time 17:49, Mr. Jones volunteered "We created the world's first AI chatbot for an influencer in 2015" and when Mr. Bertoni asked "What was the chatbot like?" The response was evasion, Mr. Jones never answered the question. And there was a pattern of that with other questions posed by the interviewer. It sort of undermines someone who evades simple questions, particularly when they themselves offered up information that, when pressed on it, behave evasively. I don't trust the guy. He does not come off well. The fact is, you CAN be in the sales/marketing profession and be forthright and reliable. 100% can be. .
I also noticed this. This feels similar to a lot of crypto scams in the way people always promise to be "the next bitcoin", when in reality, they just want to use the biggest buzzwords to pump and dump their scheme onto bag holders.
There’s needs to be another Great Recession to reshape capitalism and how these companies are thinking. They’re too focused on making money and forgetting the people who give them money in the first place.
@@jpark91 I'd prefer it if we reshaped how we think about life period, because we now have a tool and some adjacent ones coming via the progress in robotics and biotech that could really make it practical for us to make things better for everyone. Reshaping how capitalism functions would be the realistic and slightly optimistic version of events that I hope comes to pass though.
I never thought I would miss old TV and magazine ads, but people like him made me do it. This is terrible for both the consumers and companies. If every piece of content we see is an ad, we will not buy it anymore, people get overwhelmed with choice and tired of getting spammed. We desperately need an ad-free space on the internet again.
Thanks forbes, for creating content for social media, so young people can consume you…if tradicional media did al least once a week videos specifically for SM thet would get an awesome reward from it in terms of money and brand
These AI ads are only good (for now) in a very specific type of digital ad.. Feed based, "Product catalog" type ads. Dynamically changing the creative around the product photos instead of a white background. Ai cannot (yet) effectively create quality standard awareness or consideration, brand focused "story-telling" type ads. This is the bottom of funnel, last step, "buy-now" type ads you see after all of that. Which is great. But don't get it twisted with the type of ads most of us viewers are thinking of.
Yeah i just checked their platform he talked about and i can tell that we are a few years away from ai producing the actual ads that we are thinking( story telling ads)
What’s stopping the advertising platforms from implementing this themselves and cutting them out? The endgame would have to be to become an advertising platform themselves, right?
You're right. Look at what simple websites did to the old-time legacy TV channels - particularly the news. A simple website can 'disintermediate' a large TV broadcast. It has already happened. There are many websites with news feeds and the "cutting the cord" issue with TV is well known. Here's where it's headed. Everyone will have their own AI system creating content for them/about them and their business, and collecting information for them. Your personal AI system will be set up by you: 1) "here is what I want published online over the next 7 days: this stuff for my personal life, and this stuff (ads, offers, etc) for my business" [THIS IS YOUR AI-GENERATED OUTPUT] 2) "here is what I want collected over the next day/week (list of things you need info on, summarized in a 'Cliff Notes' style) [THIS IS YOUR AI-GATHERED/COLLECTED/GENERATED INPUT to your life] Many large businesses can be neutralized, just like the TV broadcast stations have been/are being neutralized (disintermediated) It seems unlikely that marketing agencies can escape this. Can anyone create a website today in under 1 hour? Yes, if the person teaches themselves how to do it, and the free tools to use. AI will enable a full menu of options for anyone to do anything online: buy, sell, advertise, create interesting content. if the person teaches themselves how to do it, and the free tools to use. .
This is likel the path going forward. There's no unique algorithm or service that this company is providing other than aggregation, however, for smaller businesses/brands that can't afford to create it in-house, the app will serve fine. It's like AWS: if you're a large corporation, you have your own servers, but if you're not, they've got you by the balls
Democratization is the general trend. We went from a centralized ice making to home freezers. The same will be true with AI services and is a simultaneous separate race. The innovation though will first come from the centralized cloud computing like what this guy is doing because AI is best in the cloud for now. But as the hardware manufactures race to meet the needs of edge AI, then what this guy is doing will move to the edge. Then when this happens, centralization will normalize back to just data again.
how long are the prompting skills going to remain relevant when they themselves are a natural language task suited to LLMs? For example, if a bad prompt is detected, simply get the model to ask the right questions to help the user build a "good prompt". Edited cos typos
and yes to anyone reading, you can steal this idea and build a business from it if you wish. I'm not the only person who's thought of this, not by a long shot.
David Jones might be onto something with this generative AI revolution-now we can look forward to a world where ads know us better than our own mothers. 00:00 - Meet David Jones, eco-warrior on a city bike! 00:38 - Generative AI: the biggest thing since sliced bread, says every tech CEO. 01:05 - Nvidia and Microsoft in a trillion-dollar tango, all thanks to AI. 02:02 - Brand Tech's $4 billion valuation - so, how does it all work? 02:37 - Pencil: the Swiss Army knife for advertising. 04:59 - 10x faster, twice as effective, half the cost - AI ads' triple threat. 06:55 - Generative AI's evolution: from seven-fingered images to art masterpieces. 07:56 - Future forecasting: AI's role in your job - it'll change everything. 09:44 - Hyper-personalization: goodbye annoying ads, hello tailored content. 11:35 - Social media was the big disruptor; AI's impact is a close second. 14:46 - Humans and AI: a creative partnership with some risks. 16:10 - AI-generated TV commercials: ranked #1 in the UK. 17:12 - Early adopter secrets: David’s been in the AI game since 2015. 22:43 - Generative AI: the great horizontal revolution - it’s everywhere! 24:33 - Keeping up with AI: play with tools, stay curious, don't burn out.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:38 The Explosion of Generative AI 02:02 Overview of Brand Tech and Pencil Platform 04:01 Creating and Testing Ads with Pencil 05:31 Example Campaigns and Social Media Focus 06:00 Evolution of Advertising and Digital Media 07:25 Rapid Progress in AI Capabilities 08:24 Impact on Brands, Creatives, and Consumers 10:09 Future of Media and Hyper-Personalization 11:04 Challenges in News Media and Potential Changes 12:31 The Neutral Impact of Generative AI on Media 13:01 Skills for Future Content Creators 14:23 The Role of Prompting in AI 15:15 Predictions and Human Involvement in AI 16:10 Effective AI-Generated TV Commercials 17:12 Early Adoption of AI in Advertising 19:07 Investing in AI and Learning from Early Adoptions 20:05 Evaluating New Technologies 22:17 AI's Impact on Various Industries 23:39 Generative AI as a Horizontal Technology 24:33 Staying Current in the Fast-Moving AI World 25:50 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The way the question around "what is this going to do to people who USED to do this work?" was so blatantly avoided. Illustrators, photographers, translators, etc. You only think this has no downside when you're at the top of the food chain and make enough money to retire and let the rest of the world burn.
Anyone use Pencil before? For the company that seems to be on the forefront they seems to not use the platform themselves. Their Facebook has the most recent post from 2021 and I would love to know how they have actually been implementing the new cutting edge Ai. I’m willing to bet they have used the same one since 2020
David insights into generative AI's role in advertising are eye-opening! As the industry evolves, those who master prompt engineering and understand AI-driven analytics will likely lead the next wave of innovative content creators 🚀.
Absolutely absurd to see how such AI startups are given high valuations and if you check the history of all these founders you will see that usually all of them are linked to some VCs . They start a company on a hype make millions and file bankruptcy
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He’s good at persuasive talking. Not necessarily successful with it. Lots of on trend buzzwords and phrases. Very little substance. Could easily be replaced with AI 😂
@@thebluefortproject taking VCs/investors money lmao that's why they broadcasted on Forbes channel & not on a general news media. Just grab people's money making them believe it's the next facebook
Canva has very little AI though - it requires a lot of skill to actually get a good ad out of it. Once they fire up on all AI cylinders, Canva will be their biggest competitor :D
To me I see AI like not organic thought. I kinda just want real raw people input. I'm scared the two will mesh together quickly and we won't have a choice. My searches, views, and tools available should allow me to turn off AI easily. Plus the jobs lost, our minds will not need to work that hard, something else can do it for us. I am not saying AI is bad, I'm saying my view sees one side for now. It doesn't look good to me. But I don't know everything, I know that.
he seems like a scammer, keeps evading questions and talking around the points being raised, it's like he's trying to only stick to a script. way too many buzzwords and obvious anecdotes to seem agreeable. no substance, and his wig is slipping back
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taking VCs/investors money lmao that's why they broadcasted on Forbes channel & not on a general news media. Just grab people's money making them believe it's the next facebook
So this guy is basically building an AI-powered spam machine.
Just what I need.
Yeah pretty much, and it's not that hard to create one for yourself.
Prepare for social media 2.0, where 99% of content will be just AI spam videos trying to sell you stuff.
There'll probably be some sort of moderation by the platforms themselves
haha....Thanks you save me watching the video.
The whole interview could have stopped at the host’s question “Is that good for the world?”
The only question that matters rn 👌🏾
Well they will probably learn the hard way... Once they get to a point where internet is dominated by plain crappy content and that's the same garbage they start feeding to ai, the results won't even be good enough and a lot of clients will just start rejecting this type of content. It's karma in play quite literally and figuratively.
⁹@@BenCaesar
When the highly qualified interviewer (Steve Bertoni) asked several questions, Mr. Jones was too evasive for comfort. ONE EXAMPLE: time 17:49, Mr. Jones volunteered "We created the world's first AI chatbot for an influencer in 2015" and when Mr. Bertoni asked "What was the chatbot like?"
The response was evasion, Mr. Jones never answered the question. And there was a pattern of that with other questions posed by the interviewer. It sort of undermines someone who evades simple questions, particularly when they themselves offered up information that, when pressed on it, behave evasively. I don't trust the guy. He does not come off well.
The fact is, you CAN be in the sales/marketing profession and be forthright and reliable. 100% can be.
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This!
Very intelligent! People are watching to spy on them . ❤
I also noticed this. This feels similar to a lot of crypto scams in the way people always promise to be "the next bitcoin", when in reality, they just want to use the biggest buzzwords to pump and dump their scheme onto bag holders.
This is going to be MK Ultra 2.0. Buckle up...
NDA maybe?
As soon as I heard the first words, I knew you were talking about a scammer. Thanks for the freee alpha!
The problem with ads isn’t the tech, it’s the people approving them.
💀
How are people going to buy from companies if they don't have jobs? How do you pay for AI services if AI takes your work?
There’s needs to be another Great Recession to reshape capitalism and how these companies are thinking. They’re too focused on making money and forgetting the people who give them money in the first place.
98% OF AI IS PROPAGANDA..JOBS ARE BEING CUT AND ITS NOT BECAUSE OF AI..
@@jpark91 I'd prefer it if we reshaped how we think about life period, because we now have a tool and some adjacent ones coming via the progress in robotics and biotech that could really make it practical for us to make things better for everyone. Reshaping how capitalism functions would be the realistic and slightly optimistic version of events that I hope comes to pass though.
buy ??? lol what part of "all services & goods for free" dont yall understand ?
@@Tayo39that’s going to take serious pressure to be legislated. Pressure that isn’t in the system yet
That's pure leeching.
I never thought I would miss old TV and magazine ads, but people like him made me do it. This is terrible for both the consumers and companies. If every piece of content we see is an ad, we will not buy it anymore, people get overwhelmed with choice and tired of getting spammed. We desperately need an ad-free space on the internet again.
Thanks forbes, for creating content for social media, so young people can consume you…if tradicional media did al least once a week videos specifically for SM thet would get an awesome reward from it in terms of money and brand
Basically removing the whole marketing team in spam of 1 AI advertising.
These AI ads are only good (for now) in a very specific type of digital ad.. Feed based, "Product catalog" type ads. Dynamically changing the creative around the product photos instead of a white background. Ai cannot (yet) effectively create quality standard awareness or consideration, brand focused "story-telling" type ads. This is the bottom of funnel, last step, "buy-now" type ads you see after all of that. Which is great. But don't get it twisted with the type of ads most of us viewers are thinking of.
Yup.
Yeah i just checked their platform he talked about and i can tell that we are a few years away from ai producing the actual ads that we are thinking( story telling ads)
What’s stopping the advertising platforms from implementing this themselves and cutting them out? The endgame would have to be to become an advertising platform themselves, right?
You're right. Look at what simple websites did to the old-time legacy TV channels - particularly the news.
A simple website can 'disintermediate' a large TV broadcast. It has already happened. There are many websites with news feeds and the "cutting the cord" issue with TV is well known.
Here's where it's headed. Everyone will have their own AI system creating content for them/about them and their business, and collecting information for them. Your personal AI system will be set up by you:
1) "here is what I want published online over the next 7 days: this stuff for my personal life, and this stuff (ads, offers, etc) for my business" [THIS IS YOUR AI-GENERATED OUTPUT]
2) "here is what I want collected over the next day/week (list of things you need info on, summarized in a 'Cliff Notes' style)
[THIS IS YOUR AI-GATHERED/COLLECTED/GENERATED INPUT to your life]
Many large businesses can be neutralized, just like the TV broadcast stations have been/are being neutralized (disintermediated)
It seems unlikely that marketing agencies can escape this. Can anyone create a website today in under 1 hour? Yes, if the person teaches themselves how to do it, and the free tools to use.
AI will enable a full menu of options for anyone to do anything online: buy, sell, advertise, create interesting content. if the person teaches themselves how to do it, and the free tools to use.
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I’m sure that is part of their long term play, good call out
This is likel the path going forward. There's no unique algorithm or service that this company is providing other than aggregation, however, for smaller businesses/brands that can't afford to create it in-house, the app will serve fine. It's like AWS: if you're a large corporation, you have your own servers, but if you're not, they've got you by the balls
This is what will happen, because they won't be able to compete with the performance data that the ad networks have
Democratization is the general trend. We went from a centralized ice making to home freezers. The same will be true with AI services and is a simultaneous separate race. The innovation though will first come from the centralized cloud computing like what this guy is doing because AI is best in the cloud for now. But as the hardware manufactures race to meet the needs of edge AI, then what this guy is doing will move to the edge. Then when this happens, centralization will normalize back to just data again.
how long are the prompting skills going to remain relevant when they themselves are a natural language task suited to LLMs? For example, if a bad prompt is detected, simply get the model to ask the right questions to help the user build a "good prompt". Edited cos typos
and yes to anyone reading, you can steal this idea and build a business from it if you wish. I'm not the only person who's thought of this, not by a long shot.
David Jones might be onto something with this generative AI revolution-now we can look forward to a world where ads know us better than our own mothers.
00:00 - Meet David Jones, eco-warrior on a city bike!
00:38 - Generative AI: the biggest thing since sliced bread, says every tech CEO.
01:05 - Nvidia and Microsoft in a trillion-dollar tango, all thanks to AI.
02:02 - Brand Tech's $4 billion valuation - so, how does it all work?
02:37 - Pencil: the Swiss Army knife for advertising.
04:59 - 10x faster, twice as effective, half the cost - AI ads' triple threat.
06:55 - Generative AI's evolution: from seven-fingered images to art masterpieces.
07:56 - Future forecasting: AI's role in your job - it'll change everything.
09:44 - Hyper-personalization: goodbye annoying ads, hello tailored content.
11:35 - Social media was the big disruptor; AI's impact is a close second.
14:46 - Humans and AI: a creative partnership with some risks.
16:10 - AI-generated TV commercials: ranked #1 in the UK.
17:12 - Early adopter secrets: David’s been in the AI game since 2015.
22:43 - Generative AI: the great horizontal revolution - it’s everywhere!
24:33 - Keeping up with AI: play with tools, stay curious, don't burn out.
16:06 i want to see this AD
spent some time testing the tool. have to say unfortunately not impressed at all..
Fantastic
This interviewer was not the best person to pull information out of him regarding machine learning in media.
waiting for a call after 60 minutes
Reading the comments is more interesting than the "Advertising guy speech". 🍿
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:38 The Explosion of Generative AI
02:02 Overview of Brand Tech and Pencil Platform
04:01 Creating and Testing Ads with Pencil
05:31 Example Campaigns and Social Media Focus
06:00 Evolution of Advertising and Digital Media
07:25 Rapid Progress in AI Capabilities
08:24 Impact on Brands, Creatives, and Consumers
10:09 Future of Media and Hyper-Personalization
11:04 Challenges in News Media and Potential Changes
12:31 The Neutral Impact of Generative AI on Media
13:01 Skills for Future Content Creators
14:23 The Role of Prompting in AI
15:15 Predictions and Human Involvement in AI
16:10 Effective AI-Generated TV Commercials
17:12 Early Adoption of AI in Advertising
19:07 Investing in AI and Learning from Early Adoptions
20:05 Evaluating New Technologies
22:17 AI's Impact on Various Industries
23:39 Generative AI as a Horizontal Technology
24:33 Staying Current in the Fast-Moving AI World
25:50 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Good question asked about future prospects for university graduates
The way the question around "what is this going to do to people who USED to do this work?" was so blatantly avoided. Illustrators, photographers, translators, etc. You only think this has no downside when you're at the top of the food chain and make enough money to retire and let the rest of the world burn.
That interviewer is a true professional.Well thought out, straightforward and insightful questions.
Anyone use Pencil before? For the company that seems to be on the forefront they seems to not use the platform themselves. Their Facebook has the most recent post from 2021 and I would love to know how they have actually been implementing the new cutting edge Ai. I’m willing to bet they have used the same one since 2020
I would actually really love to try it out because this sounds amazing but I’m skeptical.
@@logananderson9834 How would you use it? I'm building something similar for my own content!
AI can be just all talks cause it’s AI. It automatically generated.
Yep I use it
Yep I use it
David insights into generative AI's role in advertising are eye-opening! As the industry evolves, those who master prompt engineering and understand AI-driven analytics will likely lead the next wave of innovative content creators 🚀.
ok...
AI: I can write prompts better than humans too...
advertising people are full of BS
Absolutely absurd to see how such AI startups are given high valuations and if you check the history of all these founders you will see that usually all of them are linked to some VCs . They start a company on a hype make millions and file bankruptcy
Yea I don’t want to meet another ai guy
why ?
This is the best ad to use their product
Fantastic job of interviewing.
Thank you!
So you are telling me I need to pay you as well as the social media as well 😂
It’s Forbes
Wow 4 billion for that 😂 nothing remarkable
he said so himself lmao
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I met this guy once, he’s a really nice dude
Great insights
AI, it's the way of the future, for now.
He’s good at persuasive talking. Not necessarily successful with it. Lots of on trend buzzwords and phrases. Very little substance. Could easily be replaced with AI 😂
true lol
Fantastic job of interviwing
Bollox. Cheaper. Faster. Better. Pick two.
So I just watched 26 minutes of two guys talking about AI who don’t know anything about building AI 😂😂😂
yeah, 95% of people talking about AI know nothing about it.
Just clows trying to impress you and take your money
@@thebluefortproject taking VCs/investors money lmao that's why they broadcasted on Forbes channel & not on a general news media. Just grab people's money making them believe it's the next facebook
He’s trying sooooooo hard to be a hand-talking guy
Good
He is building another Canva
Canva has very little AI though - it requires a lot of skill to actually get a good ad out of it. Once they fire up on all AI cylinders, Canva will be their biggest competitor :D
this guy looks like he belongs in the woods not office and certainly not advertising
Ai tells people how to spend money they no longer have because they were replaced by ai. 😂
what's the goal of this exactly?
Brilliant guy!
21:47 The METAVERSE is a great tool for exploring the immersive realm and possibilities of AR,VR and other social platforms 😉
More AI nonsense. No one wants to see any advertising at all
Put AI in the name of any product and charge money. This is the new get rich quick scheme.
Everything is AI, Yeah Ok.... Just like blockchain was, crypto data something.... and so on.
9:02 Is that good for the world?!
Well maybe not!
💀
To me I see AI like not organic thought. I kinda just want real raw people input. I'm scared the two will mesh together quickly and we won't have a choice. My searches, views, and tools available should allow me to turn off AI easily. Plus the jobs lost, our minds will not need to work that hard, something else can do it for us. I am not saying AI is bad, I'm saying my view sees one side for now. It doesn't look good to me. But I don't know everything, I know that.
Scam
Dolar award yutub
Dolar award
Is the anyone in 20 , who which to start billion dollar startups with me
also who wears their oura on the thumb ?!!
the result will be templated AI nonsense.
Thank you, Jehovah, God for your creation.👦🏿🧘🤸
👏🎧👏
con artist
🫡💎📈
he seems like a scammer, keeps evading questions and talking around the points being raised, it's like he's trying to only stick to a script. way too many buzzwords and obvious anecdotes to seem agreeable. no substance, and his wig is slipping back
Just another scammer, stealing from VCs
This interviewer is nauseating. Just stop.
Charlatán
genocider 🫵
I wouldn’t invest in his business
Do you trust this guy? Is he a father?
Social JI Does That ALL & Upgrading EveryDAY, i am a solo entrepreneur , if i can get funding , i can solve it better with my 12 years + Media & Marketing Advertising - Creator Economy ./
Wow 4 billion for that 😂 nothing remarkable
taking VCs/investors money lmao that's why they broadcasted on Forbes channel & not on a general news media. Just grab people's money making them believe it's the next facebook