by Heart+Mind | Jan 19, 2023 | Our Thinking, Technology + Media, Values
By Mike Dabadie The ongoing news of OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT (an interactive chatbot powered by machine learning) can be seen as either a tool or a threat to humans. Will AI serve to replace us or help us? Will it help us make decisions or will it make decisions...
by Heart+Mind | Nov 22, 2022 | Brand, RoundTable Connections, Technology + Media
The advertising industry is overloaded, overwhelmed, and oversaturated. On both sides of the equation — for the consumers and the advertisers — this can seem like an insane necessity in life rather than something of value. As consumers, we’re bombarded with ads in...
by Heart+Mind | Oct 13, 2022 | Our Thinking, Technology + Media
By Mike Dabadie This is Part 2 in a two-part series about the trends and forces influencing the lives of Americans in the coming months. Read Part 1. The systems of digitalization, democratization, and decentralization are all accelerating human choice. And while...
by Heart+Mind | Oct 11, 2022 | COVID, Finance, Our Thinking, Technology + Media
By Mike Dabadie This is Part 1 in a two-part series about the trends and forces influencing the lives of Americans in the coming months. Read Part 2. These days it seems the signal lights of life (everything from the media to technology, science to politics, the...
by Heart+Mind | Aug 31, 2022 | Brand, Human Connections, RoundTable Connections, Technology + Media
For decades, consumers have been bombarded with marketing tactics, advertisements, sales, new technology, and an ever-growing number of ways to buy a myriad of competing products. There’s a lot to choose from as shoppers. But what about the brands? Today, the...
by Heart+Mind | Aug 23, 2022 | Brand, Our Thinking, Technology + Media
By Mike Schmidt We’ve long understood the paralysis of choice phenomenon among shoppers. Today, it’s brands that are feeling the challenge of choosing among so many channel decisions, trying to create a satisfying, engaging customer experience for their shoppers. From...
