DiscoverThe Artificial Intelligence Show#175: AI Answers - AI for 10X Innovation, Rethinking GTM, Dangers of Progress at All Costs, Autonomous Marketing, How to Keep Up with AI, and Future of Web Traffic
#175: AI Answers - AI for 10X Innovation, Rethinking GTM, Dangers of Progress at All Costs, Autonomous Marketing, How to Keep Up with AI, and Future of Web Traffic

#175: AI Answers - AI for 10X Innovation, Rethinking GTM, Dangers of Progress at All Costs, Autonomous Marketing, How to Keep Up with AI, and Future of Web Traffic

Update: 2025-10-23
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Fresh from MAICON, where we spent time both teaching and learning, we also recorded a special edition of AI Answers just for you. In this episode, Mike Kaput joins Paul Roetzer live from the conference to tackle questions submitted by MAICON attendees. From hands-on use cases to the future of AI in marketing and business, our hosts dive into the biggest themes shaping AI adoption today.


Show Notes: Access the show notes and show links here


Timestamps:


00:00:00 — Intro


00:05:19 — Question #1: Is “AI-first” in marketing really just about efficiency and content or can it actually create new, unique customer experiences?


00:07:49 — Question #2: How should B2B companies rethink their GTM playbooks?


00:11:12 — Question #3: What are the consequences of the “progress at all costs” mindset the AI labs have? 


00:16:42 — Question #4: How far away are we from “autonomous” marketing?


00:20:31 — Question #5: Which AI-powered marketing tactic has surprised you by under-delivering, and what lessons did you learn?


00:21:46 — Question #6: What’s the most compelling early AI use case you’ve seen that helped leadership finally “get it,” i.e. enough to greenlight investment?


00:23:37 — Question #7: What’s your best guess about the impact of the ability to purchase, checkout, and pay for goods right within ChatGPT on Direct-to-Consumer brands? 


00:25:13 — Question #8: What's the one change that has shocked you the most about AI and what impact does it have for marketers today and tomorrow?


00:27:31 — Question #9: Are companies overinvesting in “secure” in-house AI builds when frontier models already have strong privacy and safety standards?


00:30:24 — Question #10: How do you see AI being used in the non-profit sector?


00:33:36 — Question #11:What is it going to take for education institutions to actually start integrating AI?


00:36:47 — Question #12: How does the average (or above average) marketer stay on top of everything happening in AI?


00:38:04 — Question #13: What signs tell you an organization is ready to move from isolated AI pilots to scaled adoption?


 


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#175: AI Answers - AI for 10X Innovation, Rethinking GTM, Dangers of Progress at All Costs, Autonomous Marketing, How to Keep Up with AI, and Future of Web Traffic

#175: AI Answers - AI for 10X Innovation, Rethinking GTM, Dangers of Progress at All Costs, Autonomous Marketing, How to Keep Up with AI, and Future of Web Traffic

Paul Roetzer and Mike Kaput