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Digital Tides – Episode 2

by Ben Moll
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This episode is currently only available in German – sorry for the inconvenience.

In dieser Episode diskutieren wir die Auswirkungen der AI auf Agenturrollen, insbesondere für Content. Ersetzt AI die Content-Rolle komplett oder wird weiterhin ein menschlicher Touch benötigt? Wir betrachten hierfür ein Fallbeispiel (Rasenmäher) & wie Suchmaschinen den Content verstehen.

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