Content Marketing Institute
Who’s Really Paying for Your Marketing’s AI Efficiency?
Robert Rose argues that while AI has optimized marketing for speed and efficiency, it often sacrifices quality and original thinking, shifting hidden costs onto teams, audiences, and future growth.
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