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CMOs need adaptive AI systems, not static models

In short AI models are not a one-time setup, and CMOs who leave them static miss the insights that adaptive systems keep finding as data shifts.

CMOs relying on static AI models are missing out on dynamic systems that adapt and remember every missed insight is a lost revenue opportunity.

There's a prevailing belief that AI models are a one-time setup deploy them, let them crunch data, done. The assumption is that once programmed, these models will consistently yield insights without further intervention. It's a comforting thought for those who prioritize stability over adaptability, but it's also a trap.

In reality, I've seen static models stagnate while adaptive systems evolve and improve. Brands that stick with rigid AI are blindsided when the data landscape shifts. Contrast that with companies embracing systems that learn and adjust they spot trends ahead, shifting strategies in real-time.

The implication is clear: relying on static AI won't cut it. To stay ahead, CMOs need AI that evolves with their business landscape.

Staying with static AI cost them the insights that dynamic systems uncovered, and those insights were the difference between leading and lagging.

Originally posted on LinkedIn →

Topics Marketing AI · Adaptive systems · CMO strategy · Data-driven marketing

Joel Breen

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Joel Breen

Helps CEOs, founders and investors find what limits revenue growth and plan a fix

Joel Breen helps CEOs, founders and investors identify what is limiting revenue growth and build a practical plan to address it. He does this through Breen Growth Advisors, an operator-led advisory firm. Joel also advises M-Squared as Strategic Growth Advisor and Kirk Tech Solutions on enterprise go-to-market strategy.

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