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Surveys show a majority of Americans are increasingly cautious about the growing role of AI in their lives. State legislatures are taking the lead in regulating artificial intelligence after a quarter-century in which Congress has failed to come up with substantive laws governing tech. See what Volker Smid, CEO of Acrolinx, had to say.

The best Enterprise Software podcasts from thousands of podcasts on the web and ranked by traffic, social media followers, and freshness, by FeedSpot. The WordBirds Podcast, sponsored by Acrolinx, is in spot number two! Check out the full list in this article.

Google’s making the second generation of Imagen, its AI model that can create and edit images given a text prompt, more widely available — at least to Google Cloud customers using Vertex AI who’ve been approved for access. But the company isn’t disclosing which data it used to train the new model — nor introducing a way for creators who might’ve inadvertently contributed to the dataset to opt out or apply for compensation. Called Imagen 2, Google’s enhanced model — which was quietly launched in preview at the tech giant’s I/O conference in May — was developed using technology from Google DeepMind, Google’s flagship AI lab. Compared to the first-gen Imagen, it’s “significantly” improved in terms of image quality, Google claims (the company bizarrely refused to share image samples prior to this morning), and introduces new capabilities, including the ability to render text and logos.

With the integration of AI writing for ecommerce, businesses can attain a competitive edge by leveraging advanced algorithms that optimize content and generate powerful SEO-optimized copy. This increases online visibility and ensures a steady stream of free organic traffic. Learn how Acrolinx can help in this article.

Stating the obvious, content is everywhere in today’s business scenario, and it wouldn’t be wrong to say that it drives the lion’s share of marketing initiatives for most of today’s organizations. Acrolinx, the leading SaaS enterprise editorial management system, enters here to optimize the content and editorial processes and enhance their efficiency.

2023 was a tumultuous year for B2B marketers, with significant financial obstacles leading to budget cuts more severe for B2B companies compared to B2C firms. This economic climate prompted a cautious approach among business buying committees. In response, B2B marketers displayed resilience by creatively adapting to limited resources, focusing on impactful strategies, and leveraging community knowledge to navigate the tough economic landscape. ​ We honored these leaders in our eBook, The 101 Top B2B Marketing Influencers of 2023 which highlights their professional journeys and expertise. Below, find the key takeaways, highlighting the resilience, innovation, and strategic thinking of these marketing leaders, and offering broader lessons for B2B marketers.

Amazon says that Titan Image Generator was trained on a “diverse set of datasets” across a “broad range of domains” and can be optionally fine-tuned on custom datasets, and includes built-in mitigations for toxicity and bias. In a recent survey of Fortune 500 companies by Acrolinx, nearly a third said that intellectual property was their biggest concern about the use of generative AI. Another poll found that nine out of 10 developers “heavily consider” IP protection when making decisions on whether to use generative AI.

Acrolinx is a SaaS enterprise editorial management system that acts as an “editor by your side.” Christopher Willis, CMO, Acrolinx, takes us through the significance and nuances of enhancing editorial efficiency, the ways their AI-powered platform helps accomplish it, and how he has been shaping the marketing function at the organization.