Some humor for Friday. Two months ago, Billboard Insider complained about people using AI to create low-quality spam email. And that post resulted in, guess what, AI-sourced spam promising to remove low-quality AI-sourced spam!
Think carefully before you use AI to produce your marketing emails. Sort of right can go really really wrong. Also, if you want to be taken seriously never send a marketing email without your name, phone, email, company address and website. Thanks for showing us what not to do Bruce Oberhand.
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