Predicting Mass Behavior Through Neuroscience Imagine a world where our brains hold the predictive key to unraveling and predicting the mysteries of market trends. This is not a realm of fiction, but a burgeoning field of neuroscience that reveals the power of our minds in predicting large-scale market responses. In this post, I will explore […]
Category: Artificial Intelligence
Does Generative AI Have an Uncanny Valley Problem?
Explore the concept of the ‘Uncanny Valley’ within the context of generative AI. Discover how this phenomenon impacts our perception and acceptance of AI-generated content, and the potential of neuroscience methods to aid in overcoming these issues, enhancing the relevance and appeal of generative AI solutions
Three Dimensions of Consumer Engagement
Unravel the secrets of consumer engagement with a three-dimensional model – Knowledge, Preference, and Relevance. Discover neuro and AI tools for measurement, and explore actionable strategies to captivate your audience
Beyond the Blink: Dual Mechanisms of Consumer Attention
In the attention economy, attention isn’t one-size-fits-all. Diving into the dual facets of bottom-up and top-down attention, Predict by Neurons is rewriting the rules, revolutionizing how we understand and engage consumers in the digital age.
Predictably Surprised: The Secret Sauce of Consumer Behavior
Our brains, wired to minimize surprise, guide our choices. For marketers, aligning strategies with these predictions can make us predictably surprised
Beyond the Brand: Unveiling Marketing’s Hidden Depths
Explore the deeper philosophical implications of branding and marketing as they shape our society, identity, and values. This article delves into topics such as the interplay between self-expression and influence, perception versus reality, emotional marketing, materialism, ethical considerations, consumer autonomy, and cultural diversity. Gain insights into the complexities of human behavior and the role of marketing in our lives, fostering a more mindful and ethical approach to consumer culture.
Eating pizza weirdly and the need for consumer neuroscience AI
AI-generated ads present new challenges for the advertising industry, but also offer faster production. Marketers must navigate a fragmented landscape to reach their audience effectively. However, AI still has limitations, as seen in odd examples like pizza-eating people. The key is to calibrate AI output based on how consumers actually respond, requiring accurate predictive models. Solutions like Neurons’ Predict provide quick feedback for refining ad creatives in this new generative AI landscape.
Make Human the Denominator for Generative AI
The rise of generative AI models has made it easier than ever to produce commercial content on a massive scale. But we must not forget that human well-being should always be the ultimate goal. As we continue to develop and implement AI technologies, we must carefully consider their impact on human beings. By prioritizing human values and social responsibility, we can create a world that is not only more technologically advanced, but also more just, equitable, and compassionate. Here are some steps we can take to harness the power of generative AI while keeping human well-being at the forefront of our minds.
Why is the Attention Economy Today’s Hyped Word in Marketing?
In recent years, the world of marketing and business has been shaken by a paradigm shift. For decades, the focus had been on collecting as much data as possible about consumers to better understand their habits, preferences, and behaviors. But as technology has advanced, tracking people’s online behavior has become increasingly difficult, leaving companies struggling […]
Generative AI needs Predictive AI
Can a Predictive AI be helpful in improving the results of generative AI models? I just tried, and the results are pretty compelling!