Tim Cortinovis.

Enterprise hits and misses – marketers grapple with generative AI, security is an identity problem, and OpenAI has an up and down week

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In the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing, one of the latest developments causing buzz has been the integration of generative AI into strategies. As per a [recent article](diginomica.com), marketers are grappling with the adoption of generative artificial intelligence (AI), additionally exploring the complexities of security and identity issues. Generative AI, with its capabilities far beyond traditional marketing tools such as targeted ads and email automation, is revolutionizing the way brands interact with their customers. However, the article points out the challenges surrounding the security of clients’ data and maintaining the essential human aspect in their marketing efforts.

Why does it matter? As marketing moves into a technology-led era, keeping up with these changes is critical for brands looking to maintain a competitive edge. Understanding the advantages and addressing the difficulties of generative AI and secure identity use may determine the future success of marketing campaigns. On top of this, ensuring that the digital tools used respect and protect client’s private information can foster trust in a landscape often marred by cybersecurity threats.

This is particularly important for digital marketers, CIOs, and businesses considering upgrading their marketing tools. Being aware of the latest trends and potential pitfalls can help them effectively navigate this new territory. Marketing teams, in particular, need to understand how to use these tools effectively, balancing the benefits achieved through AI capabilities and the urgent need for data security.

Read the whole story [here](https://diginomica.com/enterprise-hits-and-misses-marketers-grapple-generative-ai-security-identity-problem-and-openai-has).

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