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Re: Pomelli

#141

Post by HeatrayEnjoyer »

spaceman_2020 wrote: post #115
keiferski wrote: post #41

I’ve seen many small businesses do well on TikTok and Instagram by eschewing all fancy graphics and technology, and just talking into their phone’s camera like a normal person. “Hey I’m Joe, I just opened a cafe down here. It’s always been my dream, etc.” The more quirky and human the video, the better it does. I know this new tool looks to be for static graphics; but I do think the same thing applies. Not using AI-g…

What you’re talking about is the primary marketing collateral. But any good marketing campaign needs a ton of secondary or even tertiary marketing collateral The first “real video” you talked about is meant to grab attention and tell users, honestly, what the product is about But they’re not customers - yet. They need to be reminded about your brand again and again You can’t run the same video every time - for one, i…

How is any of that making humanity better? How is any of that making the world a better place for us and our children to live in?

Re: Pomelli

#142

Post by [deleted] »

HeatrayEnjoyer wrote: post #141
spaceman_2020 wrote: post #115

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What you’re talking about is the primary marketing collateral. But any good marketing campaign needs a ton of secondary or even tertiary marketing collateral The first “real video” you talked about is meant to grab attention and tell users, honestly, what the product is about But they’re not customers - yet. They need to be reminded about your brand again and again You can’t run the same video every time - for one, i…

How is any of that making humanity better? How is any of that making the world a better place for us and our children to live in?

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Re: Pomelli

#143

Post by xwolfi »

HeatrayEnjoyer wrote: post #141
spaceman_2020 wrote: post #115

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What you’re talking about is the primary marketing collateral. But any good marketing campaign needs a ton of secondary or even tertiary marketing collateral The first “real video” you talked about is meant to grab attention and tell users, honestly, what the product is about But they’re not customers - yet. They need to be reminded about your brand again and again You can’t run the same video every time - for one, i…

How is any of that making humanity better? How is any of that making the world a better place for us and our children to live in?

Who cares, the goal is to make money...

Re: Pomelli

#144

Post by nektro »

xwolfi wrote: post #143
HeatrayEnjoyer wrote: post #141

Earlier quoted context omitted.

How is any of that making humanity better? How is any of that making the world a better place for us and our children to live in?

Who cares, the goal is to make money...

our current problems summed up in a single sentence

Re: Pomelli

#146

Post by spaceman_2020 »

HeatrayEnjoyer wrote: post #141
spaceman_2020 wrote: post #115

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What you’re talking about is the primary marketing collateral. But any good marketing campaign needs a ton of secondary or even tertiary marketing collateral The first “real video” you talked about is meant to grab attention and tell users, honestly, what the product is about But they’re not customers - yet. They need to be reminded about your brand again and again You can’t run the same video every time - for one, i…

How is any of that making humanity better? How is any of that making the world a better place for us and our children to live in?

This is a b2b product. Its not meant to make the world better.

But maybe a business that’s actually making the world better by making better, healthier stuff uses it, gets more customers, and makes the world better

Re: Pomelli

#147

Post by EnPissant »

keiferski wrote: post #41

I’ve seen many small businesses do well on TikTok and Instagram by eschewing all fancy graphics and technology, and just talking into their phone’s camera like a normal person. “Hey I’m Joe, I just opened a cafe down here. It’s always been my dream, etc.” The more quirky and human the video, the better it does. I know this new tool looks to be for static graphics; but I do think the same thing applies. Not using AI-g…

I'm sure that's the kind of content AI will excel at creating.

Re: Pomelli

#149

Post by mfru »

jrflowers wrote: post #137
soulofmischief wrote: post #132

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"I read the words you said in the worst possible way" is not the logical statement you want it to be

"also you are weird, like so weird, like look at how weird you are" is kinda just rude, seems really weird to reprimand someone for a fantasy you summoned

Re: Pomelli

#150

Post by Thorrez »

ddalex wrote: post #99
Thorrez wrote: post #83

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Currently AI isn't allowed to own assets AFAIK.

Of course they are allowed, they're called "corporations" because they have a "body" and legal rights. The datacenter is held by a corporation, and the corporation does what the resident AI wants it to do.

Who owns the corporation though? It has to be humans. And corporations need to have a board of directors composed of humans.
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