AI & ADV_Notes
AI & ADV_Notes
MODULE 3
BBAMM602
2 Marks Questions
How AI is used in advertising?
Ad creation: AI can generate ad copy and visuals based on user behavior and data.
Ad placement: AI can analyze data to decide where and when to place ads.
Targeting: AI can analyze data to identify consumer preferences and interests.
Programmatic advertising: AI can automate the buying and selling of ad space.
Fraud detection: AI can help identify and prevent ad fraud.
Content generation: AI can help create compelling content for social media, email,
and websites.
Customer lifecycle analysis: AI can analyze user behavior and preferences to
improve customer engagement.
Is AI a threat to advertising?
Keep in mind, however, that consumers reported feeling less positive about the brands for all
AI-generated ads, despite strong, implicit brand associations. There is a clear risk for using
AI-generated ads: Although the brand may come through well, the negative halo of AI may
negate its benefits.
5 Marks Questions
How AI works in advertising?
Artificial intelligence (AI) uses intelligent machines capable of performing
intellectual tasks such as understanding text, recognizing objects, and interpreting
language, among other cases. Сomputer vision, machine learning algorithms, natural
language processing (NLP), and deep learning tools enable these capabilities.
Artificial intelligence in advertising analyzes vast amounts of data to detect patterns
and make predictions. It allows setting targeted ads based on customer
demographics, interests, and behavior. AI-powered platforms can generate and
optimize personalized ad content in real-time, improving engagement and conversion
rates. Tools like CopyAI use natural language generation to craft compelling ad copy
that resonates with consumers.
AI systems are not just tools. They act like partners that refine their predictions and
strategies by continuously using, processing, and learning from new data. This
partnership not only gives advertisers an edge but also empowers them, ensuring
their campaigns are efficient and impactful. With AI, advertisers can confidently
deliver the right message to the right audience at the right time, driving higher
returns on advertising spend (ROAS).
Advertisers must pay special attention to ensuring data security and user privacy
protection when incorporating AI into the tech stack. They should choose AI
platforms and tools committed to these practices to avoid data manipulation and
comply with ethical norms. It is necessary to pay attention to if the chosen AI tool:
Collects and uses only the required data.
Deletes collected data when it is no longer needed.
Requires explicit user consent before using non-core data.
Safeguards sensitive data through access controls and encryption.
Grants user data the right to be forgotten.
Has a transparent privacy policy guiding data-related practices.
10 Marks Questions
Analyze the challenges that come with integrating AI into advertising.
Advertisers planning to embrace AI technology benefits for their business need to
understand its limitations, apart from privacy concerns. The unique nature of the
advertising industry presents several difficulties with AI adoption. However,
advertisers can overcome specific roadblocks when adopting AI responsibly and
starting its full-scale integration into internal processes.
Among the challenges, we can mention:
Poor infrastructure: AI programs require scalable and high-performing IT
infrastructure to process large quantities of data in real time. Small businesses
with tight budgets often lack these foundations to start reaping the benefits of
AI technology. Luckily, advances in cloud-based services enable companies
to set up a cost-efficient and reliable architecture for their operations. This
move helps reduce the time and effort of purchasing and maintaining
hardware equipment.
Regulatory constraints: The introduction of the General Data Protection
Regulation and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the USA has
changed how companies collect and use sensitive data. Canada, Australia, and
New Zealand have adopted local privacy legislation guidelines. Different
editions of privacy laws are increasing worldwide, raising concerns about
compliance risks.
Poor quality of collected data: AI and ML models need uninterrupted access
to high-quality data to generate actionable insights. Advertisers can draw
incorrect conclusions and make unverified decisions if they learn from
inaccurate or insufficient information. Instead of refining the ad strategy, AI
will produce wrong outputs, affecting the overall results.
Lack of in-house AI expertise: Most AI-powered tools and platforms feature
intuitive interfaces and easy-to-use workflows. However, complexity can arise
when basic functionality needs to be enhanced with more advanced solutions.
Advertisers may struggle with implementing pre-defined capabilities without
internal expertise in AI campaign management.