LockerDome has announced its relaunch as Decide, reflecting its growing ambition to develop machine learning technologies that automate decision making in the real world. As a part of this relaunch, Decide is introducing its home-grown, machine learning and decision platform, the Decision Marketplace, to help navigate the tectonic shifts – from the deprecation of third-party cookies to the growing ubiquity of unified, first-price auctions – currently impacting the digital advertising industry. This flagship technology enables the rapid development of machine learning models to render automated, intelligent decisions and optimize outcomes for brands and publishers across the open web without the use of third-party cookies or the crutch of intrusive identity-layer data. "At Decide, we believe that the convergence of three macro trends – the embrace of measured media, the flattening of ad stacks, and the fragmentation of identity – is reshaping the future of advertising on the open web," said Gabe Lozano, co-founder and CEO of Decide. "Successfully navigating these waters is not just dependent on the rapid development and iteration of machine learning models but also on our ability to automate intelligent decisions in the real world. The Decision Marketplace enables us to do just that."

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Artificial intelligence systems usually learn by example and are likely to learn better with high-quality examples. Low quality or insufficient training data can lead to unreliable systems that make poor decisions, reach the wrong conclusions, introduce or perpetuate bias and cannot handle real-world variation among other issues. Besides, poor data is costly. According to IBM, poor data quality in the US costs the country about 3.1 trillion dollars each year. To build a successful training data strategy, have a well-designed strategy that will collect and structure the data you need to tune, test, and train AI systems.

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Every so often, a story ripples through the media along the lines of "Scientists say a'smart pill' is just over the horizon to make us immediately more intelligent." While there is no telling when we will actually see such a pill, there's a metaphorical "smart pill" available to marketers now, and it comes in the form of artificial intelligence, or AI. AI is rapidly transforming the enterprise--and that includes the marketing department. According to a recent Gartner survey, 85 percent of customer interactions will be managed without a human by 2020. Essentially, AI leverages machine learning to maximize the effectiveness of marketing efforts by predicting the best next customer interaction based on what it has learned through previous interactions.

Every so often, a story ripples through the media along the lines of "Scientists say a'smart pill' is just over the horizon to make us immediately more intelligent." While there is no telling when we will actually see such a pill, there's a metaphorical "smart pill" available to marketers now, and it comes in the form of artificial intelligence, or AI. AI is rapidly transforming the enterprise--and that includes the marketing department. According to a recent Gartner survey, 85 percent of customer interactions will be managed without a human by 2020. Essentially, AI leverages machine learning to maximize the effectiveness of marketing efforts by predicting the best next customer interaction based on what it has learned through previous interactions.

Cater to the "market of the one" -- this has always been the holy grail of marketing. Brands and marketers have always strived to understand individual consumer necessities and tried to cater to them directly through an open dialog, at scale. While this was long a pipe-dream, with the advent of deep neural networks, the current crop of machine learning algorithms, and advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) research, the age-old spray and pray marketing is coming to an end. Now, with machine learning, brands have a good shot of being truly coherent in their narrative and engaging consumers with a consistent voice, tailored to individuals across omnichannel end-points. To break it down, let's take a concrete example of advertising a kid's video game, such as "Plants vs. Zombies -- Garden Warfare 2" and compare the two marketing options. In the marketing world, the best course of action for such a game would involve defining the genre of the game, the intended audience behavior and the market segment to advertise.