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2024
STATEOF
MARKETING
AIREPORT
?2024,MarketingAIInstitute,AllRightsReserved.
2024STATEOFMARKETINGAIREPORT
TABLEOFCONTENTS
?WeMustAccelerateAILiteracyforAll—Now 3
?ExecutiveSummary 4
?Methodology 8
?TheRespondents 9
■Roles 9
■AreasofMarketing 9
■Industry 10
■B2Bvs.B2C 10
■Revenue 11
■Employees 11
?KeyFindings 12
■UnderstandingofAI 12
■ImportanceofAItoMarketing 13
■MarketingAIOutcomes 14
■StageofMarketingAITransformation 15
■AIAutomation 16
■RoleinEvaluatingandPurchasingMarketingAITechnology 17
■MarketingAIConfidenceLevel 18
■BarrierstoMarketingAIAdoption 19
■MarketingAIEducationandTraining 20
■AIOwnership 21
■AI’sImpactonMarketingJobs 22
■PersonalUseofAITools 23
■GenerativeAILicenses 24
■FavoriteAITools 25
■GenerativeAIPolicies 26
■AIEthicsPolicy 27
■AICouncils 28
■AIRoadmaps 29
■FeelingsonAI 30
■AIConcerns 31
■AIExcitement 32
■PreferredWaystoAdvanceAIKnowledge 33
?FinalThoughts 34
?AboutSalesloft 35
?AboutMarketingAIInstitute 35
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WeMustAccelerateAILiteracyforAll—Now
ALetterfromPaulRoetzer
Founder&CEO,MarketingAIInstitute
accelerateAI
Taoi’tletiIReportproves
literacyforall,asurgentlyaspossible.
Thisyear’sresearchisourmostexpansiveyet,containingdatafromalmost1,800marketingandbusiness
professionalsonhowtheyuseAI.Andthepictureitpaintsmakesitveryclearwe’reatacrossroads.
OurrespondentsarelargelyeagerandexcitedtoembraceAI.Manyofthemareactivelyinfusingitintotheirwork
andpilotingitattheircompanies.Buttheircompaniesarefailingtoadequatelysupportthem,withthevastmajority
lackingAItrainingandeducation.FewprovideguidanceandpoliciestoemployeestofosterAIadoption.Andmostlackanear-termstrategyforunderstandingAI’simpactontheirorganizationandapplyingiteffectivelytotheiroperations.
Tobehonest,thisisn’tsurprising.
AtMarketingAIInstitute,we’vepresentedtoandtalkedwiththousandsofmarketersandbusinessleadersoverthelastyear.We’veseenfirst-handhowexecutivesarescramblingtoadaptanddeviseAIroadmaps,whilefacingcomplex
challenges,including:alackofAI-savvytalent,legacy
techstacks,arapidlyexpandingAItechlandscape,fearofchangefromstaff,industryregulations,privacyandsecurityconcerns,andmountingcompetitivepressure.
WebelieveAIwillrapidlytransformbusinesses,industries,jobs,theeconomy,andsociety.Yetthevastmajorityof
professionalsandleadersarenotpreparedforthatchange.
Thereareanestimated100millionknowledgeworkersintheUnitedStatesalone.Theseknowledgeworkersincludenotjustmarketers,butlawyers,bankers,developers,
doctors,artists,teachers,andcountlessotherroles—allofwhomgetpaidforsolvingproblemsandproducing
outcomesusingtheirintelligence.RapidAIadvancementsinlanguage,vision,prediction,persuasion,reasoning,
decisioning,andactionareabouttoaugmenthuman
capabilitiesandredefineknowledgeworkatarateandscalethattheeconomyhasneverseen.Millionsofjobswillbe
impactedascompaniesrealizethepowerandpotentialofAItodriveproductivity,efficiency,andprofits.
Withoutformaltraining,support,andguidance,fartoomanyknowledgeworkersriskgettingleftbehindasAIdisruptseverytypeofcognitivelaborinmarketingandoutsideofit.
Thisiswhywe’vemadeitourmissiontoAccelerateAILiteracyforAll.
Thefutureofallworkishuman+machine,andweare
progressingundertheassumptionthatatleast80percentofwhatknowledgeworkersdoeverydaywillbeAI-assistedtosomedegreeinthenext1-2years.Everyone,nomattertheirtitle,background,orseniority,mustfullyunderstandhowtoeffectivelyandethicallyapplyAItotheirrole,
function,andcompanybeforeit’stoolate.
Now,here’sthegoodnews:
Thisyear’sresearchisalsofullofpositivesignalsthatAIunderstandingandadoptionisaccelerating—andthatmanyprofessionalsarehighlymotivatedtoembracethetechnology.
Infact,chancesare,yourbusinessisfullofprofessionalshungrytoaugmentandenhancetheirproductivityand
performancewithAI.
They’rejustwaitingoncompanieswiththewillandvisiontopointtheway.
PAULROETZER
Founder&CEO,MarketingAIInstitute
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ExecutiveSummary
MarketingAIInstituteandSalesloft,haveteameduptoproducethefourthannualStateofMarketingAIReport,whichprovidesunparalleledinsightintotheawareness,understanding,andadoptionofartificialintelligenceinthe
marketingindustry.
T
he2024StateofMarketingAIReportcontainsnever-
before-seendatafromnearly1,800marketersand
businessleadersonhowAIisbeingusedintheirwork.Thedatabuildsonthreepreviousyearsofresearch,allowing
forrichcomparisonsofattitudesandbehaviorsovertime.
Respondentscomefromeverysizecompanyimaginable,fromunder$1Minrevenueto$1B+.Whilethemajorityworkinmarketing,non-marketingbusinessleadersalsomakeupasizableportion(20%areCEOs/Presidents,forinstance).
Here’swhattheyhavetosay.
AIAdoptionAndUnderstandingAreOnTheRise
99%ofrespondentssaythey’repersonallyusingAIinsomefashion—andthelevelofAIusageisrisingsignificantly.
Thirty-sixpercentofrespondentssaythatAIisnow
infusedintotheirdailyworkflows—up7percentagepointsfrom29%whosaidthesamethinglastyear.Therewasalsoasignificantjumpinpeoplewhosaidthey“couldn’tlivewithoutAI,”from6%in2023to15%today.
Thisisaccompaniedbyacommensuratedropinthe
percentageofpeoplesimplyexperimentingthisyear(26%)fromlastyear(45%),indicatingthatmarketersandbusinessleadersareexpandingtheiruseofAIintheirwork.
understanding,alsoupfrom11%lastyear.
Thisisaccompaniedbyasignificantdropinthenumberwhoclassifythemselvesasbeginners,from35%lastyearto23%thisyear,indicatingthatthemarketisgettingmoreeducatedonAIterminologyandcapabilities.
TheMajorityOfMarketingTeamsAreNowPilotingAndScalingAI
WhenaskedwhichstageofmarketingAItransformationbestdescribestheirmarketingteams,themajoritynowsaytheyareeitherpilotingorscalingAI—asignificant
differencefromlastyear.Fifty-onepercentsaythey’reeitherpilotingorscalingAI,comparedto42%lastyear.
Additionally,confidenceinpurchasingAItechnology
isrising,thoughlessquickly.Forty-eightpercentof
respondentsratetheirconfidenceinevaluatingAI-poweredmarketingtechnologyatamediumlevel,aslightriseover2023(46%).
Fewerpeoplethisyearalsoratedthemselvesaslow
confidence(16%thisyearvs.21%lastyear),andslightlymoreratedtheirconfidenceashighorveryhigh(35%in2024vs.32%in2023).
Sixty-onepercentofrespondentsnowsaytheyhaveanintermediate-levelunderstandingofAI,upfrom54%lastyear.Sixteenpercentsaytheyhaveanadvanced
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SavingTimeWithAIIsThe#1OutcomeDesired(ByFar)
WhenaskedaboutthetopoutcomestheirorganizationswerelookingtoachievewithAI,respondents
overwhelminglyanswered“reducetimespenton
repetitive,data-driventasks,”with80%ofrespondents
citingthisoutcome.Thiswasthemostpopularresponsebyawidemargin.
Thenextmostcommonresponsewas“getmore
actionableinsightsfrommarketingdata,”whichwascitedby64%ofrespondents.
ChatGPTIsTheMostPopularAIPlatformLicensedInOrganizations
Thisyear,weaskedifrespondentswerebeingprovidedwithlicensestopopularAItools(ChatGPT,MicrosoftCopilot,andGoogleGemini).
Themajority(55%)saidtheirorganizationprovidedthemwithalicensetoChatGPTTeamorEnterprise.Thirty-
onepercentsaidtheywereprovidedwithaCopilotforMicrosoft365license.Andjust17%indicatedtheyhadaGeminiforGoogleWorkspacelicense.
Significantly,29%saidtheirorganizationdidn’tprovidealicensetoanyofthethreeoptionsgiven:ChatGPTTeamorEnterprise,CopilotforMicrosoft365,andGeminiforGoogleWorkspace.
Thisyear,wealsoaskedrespondentstowriteintheirfavoriteAItoolorplatform.ChatGPTwasoverwhelminglythemostpopularanswer,withmore590people(37%)directlycitingit.
LackofAIEducationAndTrainingIsStillAMassiveBarrier
Thisisthefourth-annualStateofMarketingAIReport,andeveryyear,alackofAIeducationandtrainingiscitedasthemostcommonbarriertoAIadoptioninmarketing.
Thisyearisnodifferent.Sixty-sevenpercentof
respondentssaidalackofeducationandtrainingwasthetopbarriertoAIadoptionintheirmarketing—andthisnumberactuallyroseslightlythisyearversuslastyear,when64%hadthesameresponse.
RespondentswerealsoaskedoutrightiftheirorganizationofferedAI-focusededucationandtrainingforthemarketingteam.Collectively,75%eithersaidno(47%),thatit’sin
development(24%),orthey’renotsuretrainingexists(4%).
Whilethesenumbershaveimprovedabitfromlastyear,they’restillconcerning.
Only34%OfCompaniesHaveGenerativeAIPolicies(ButThat'sUp55%From2023)
Respondentswereaskediftheirorganizationhad
generativeAIpolicies.Thirty-fourpercentsaidthey
did.Whilestillverylow,thatisanimprovementof12
percentagepoints(or55%)overlastyearwhenjust22%saidtheyhadthesepolicies.
RespondentswerealsoaskediftheirorganizationhadanytypeofAIethicspolicyorresponsibleAIprinciples,eitherpubliclyorinternally-facing.Thirty-sixpercentsaidtheydid,ajumpof15percentagepointsfrom21%in2023.
.
ThesecondmostcommonresponsewastheAI-poweredsearchenginePerplexity,withover184directmentions(12%ofrespondents).
RespondentsalsowroteinotherpopularAIassistants,
suchasClaudefromAnthropicandGoogleGemini,thoughatfarlowerrates.
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TheVastMajorityOfCompaniesLackAICouncilsandAIRoadmaps
Thisyear,weaskedrespondentsiftheirorganizationhadanAIcouncilchargedwithdevelopingpoliciesandpracticesandconsideringAI'simpactonthecompany.
Just29%saidtheydidhaveanAIcouncilinplace.
However,thelargestcompanieswith$1B+inrevenuebuckedthetrend,with54%sayingtheyhadone.
Wealsoaskedthisyearifrespondents’marketingteamshadanAIroadmaporstrategytoprioritizenear-termAIusecases.Only19%ofrespondentssaidtheydid.Again,$1B+companiesoutperformedhere,with26%saying
theyhadaroadmaporstrategy.
NearlyHalfOfRespondentsBelieveAIWill
EliminateMoreJobsThanItCreatesInTheNextThreeYears
RespondentsaremorepessimisticthaneverbeforeaboutAI’simpactonmarketingjobs.Forty-sevenpercentsay
AIwilleliminatemorejobsthanitcreatesinthenext
threeyears,a7percentagepointjumpfrom2023.(Thenumberofpeoplewhothinkmorejobswillbecreated
ratherthaneliminatedalsofellby5percentage,to31%ofrespondents.)
Therealsoappearstobeasignificantdisconnectbetweenhowcompanyleadersandlower-levelemployeesviewAI’sdisruptiontoemployment.
Executives(CEOs/Presidents,CMOs,andOtherC-suiteexecutives)aremostlikelytobelievemorejobswillbeeliminatedbyAI—withallhavinghigherthan50%of
respondentswhobelievethis.
Conversely,ManagersareleastlikelytothinkAIwouldeliminatemorejobsthanitcreates,withjust39%
believingthis.TheywerefollowedcloselybyEntry-Level
employees,only40%ofwhombelievethis.
Everyyear,wealsoaskrespondentshowtheyseeAIautomatingtheirmarketingtasks.
Thisyear,morerespondentsthaneverbelieveAIwill
leadtosignificantautomationofwork.Awhopping78%believethatmorethanaquarteroftheirmarketingtaskswillbeautomatedbyAItosomedegreeinthenext3
years.What’smore,34%ofrespondentsexpectanywherefromhalftotwo-thirdsoftheirmarketingtaskstobe
automatedinthesametimeframe.
Whencombinedwiththelackofeducation,policies,andAIinfrastructurelikeAIcouncilsandAIroadmaps,thispaintsaworryingpictureofAIpreparednessamong
workersatatimewhenAImayleadtojobdisruption.
OverallSentimentAboutAI’sImpactIsPositive,ButManyHaveConcernsAboutNear-Term
Negatives
Respondentswereasked,“Howdoyoufeelpersonally
aboutAIandtheimpactit’shavingonmarketing,
business,andsociety?”Sixty-eightpercentsaytheyhavepositivefeelingsaboutAI’simpact,andjust4%saytheyhavenegativefeelings.Fourteenpercentsaytheyfeel
neutralorareunsurehowtheyfeel.Thesenumbersareveryclosetolastyear’s,indicatingnosignificantchangeinAIsentimentfrom2023.
ThosepositivefeelingsseemtostemlargelyfromexcitementaboutAI’spotentialimpactonworkandbusiness.
Thisyear,wegaverespondentsatextboxtowritein
whattheyweremostexcitedaboutwhenitcametoAI.
ThemostpopularanswersrevolvedaroundAI’sability
tomaketheirworkmoreefficientandproductive.OtherpopularanswersfocusedonAI’spotentialtosuperchargeinnovationandcreativity,aswellasitsimpacton
businessgrowth.
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Thatdoesn’tmeanrespondentsdon’thaveveryrealconcernsaboutAI,though.
Thisyear,wealsogavethemthesameopportunityto
writeintheirtopconcernsaboutAI.Toppingthelist
wereconcernsaboutlackofresourcesandknowledgetotakeadvantageofAI,especiallygiventhespeedandpaceofAIdevelopment.Manyrespondentsexpressedseriousconcernthattheydon’thavethetoolsortimetoadequatelykeepupwithAI—andcouldfallbehindintheircompaniesandcareersasaresult.
Respondentswerealsooftenworriedaboutthe
misuseandabuseofAI,especiallywhenitcametothepropagationofdeepfakesandinstanceswhereAImaybestealingcopyrightedmaterial.
Othercommonconcernsrevolvedaroundprivacyand
security,withmanyworriedabouthowtokeeptheirdataandsystemsprivateandsecurewhenusingAI.
It’sClearThatWeStandAtACrossroads
Ourdatathisyearshowsthatmarketersandbusinessleadersarelargelyall-inonAI,usingitmorethanever,adoptingitwithintheircompaniesatunprecedented
rates,andviewingitpositivelyoverallforitspotentialtoimprovetheirwork.
Yetit’sclearthatwestandatacrossroads.
AsprofessionalsintegrateAIintotheirwork,theyarenowseeingthepotentialforAItodisruptbusinessandemploymentasusual.Andthatdisruptioncomeswithsomemixedfeelings.
Ononehand,manyfindaspectsofitexciting,withAI
offeringwaystodramaticallyimproveproductivityandperformance.Ontheotherhand,theybelievethatAIwill
automatesignificantamountsofworkandeliminatejobs.Arerespondentsadequatelypreparedforthat?
Onapersonallevel,maybe.TheyareincreasinglyinfusingAItoolsintotheirworkandeducatingthemselvesonthetechnology—allgoodsigns.
Butatthecompanylevel,lackofpreparednessis
worrying.Thefactthateducationandtrainingisstill
laggingsofarbehind,yearafteryear,isamajorredflag.SoisthelackofAIpolicies,councils,roadmaps,and
strategiesatmostcompanies.
Thedatasuggeststhatcompaniesaren’tdoingenoughandclearlylackasenseofurgencytoprepareworkersortheircompaniesforabusinessenvironmentthatisbeingrapidlydisruptedbyAI.
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Methodology
T
he2024StateofMarketingAIReportcollected
responsesto25questionsaboutAIanditsroleinmarketingandbusiness,aswellasinformationonthedemographicsofthesurveytakers.
ThesurveywasinthefieldfromMarch-July2024.
Respondentswerenotrequiredtoanswerallofthe
questionsinordertosubmittheirresponses.1,784
respondentscompletedatleastsomeofthesurvey,withthevastmajority(73%)completingthefullsurvey.
Assuch,thedatapresentedinthisreportmayreflect
varyingparticipationratesacrossdifferentdatapoints.
Throughoutthereport,weclearlyindicatethesamplesizeofrespondentsforaparticularanswerset.Insomeplaces,percentagesmayadduptomorethan100%,eitherduetomultipleresponsesbeingselectedortheroundingupof
percentagesforeasyreading.
ThesurveywasprimarilypromotedviatheMarketingAIInstitutewebsite,newsletter,podcast,andwebinars,soitispossiblethatrespondents,whohaveshownapredispositiontoAIcontentandinformation,mayhavehigherawarenessandadoptionlevelsofAIthanthe
broaderindustry.
Anoteaboutanincreaseordecreaseinpercentages.
“Percentagepoints"isusedwhendescribingthearithmeticdifferencebetweentwopercentages.Forexample,goingfrom40%to44%isanincreaseof4percentagepoints.
Meanwhile,"percentor%"isusedtodescribetherelativechangefromtheinitialvalue.Forexample,goingfrom40%to44%isa10%increase,becausethe4percentagepointincrease(44%-40%=4%)represents10%oftheinitial40%value(4%÷40%=10%).
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TheRespondents
64%
OFRESPONDENTS
IDENTIFYTHEIRROLES
ASDIRECTOR-LEVEL
ORABOVE.
Surveyrespondentsrepresentadiversesetofroles,marketingdisciplines,andcompanysizes.
Roles
Thehighestpercentageof
respondents(23%)identify
themselvesasDirectors.
Thenexthighestrolecitedis
Manager(22%),followedcloselybyCEO/Presidentat20%.
TheC-suiteasawhole
comprises32%ofrespondents.ChiefMarketingOfficers
comprise9%ofthetotal.
Percentageof
RoleRespondents
Director.........................................................23%
Manager.......................................................22%
CEO/President.............................................20%
Other.............................................................10%
ChiefMarketingOfficer...............................9%
VicePresident...............................................9%
Entry-Level.....................................................4%
OtherC-Suite.................................................3%
82%
OFRESPONDENTSAREINVOLVEDINCONTENT
MARKETING.
n=1,736
AreasofMarketing
Respondentswereaskedabouttheareasofmarketingthey’reinvolvedin.Theycouldselectmultiplemarketingcategories.
Contentmarketingleadsthepackat82%,followedbysocialmediamarketingat69%.Othertop
areasincludeemailmarketing(67%),analytics(62%),and
advertising(62%).
Percentageof
RoleRespondents
ContentMarketing......................................82%
SocialMediaMarketing.............................69%
EmailMarketing..........................................67%
Analytics.......................................................62%
Advertising...................................................62%
Comms/PR..................................................55%
SearchEngineOptimization.....................51%
CustomerExperience................................44%
Sales..............................................................38%
Ecommerce.................................................21%
Other.............................................................13%
n=1,756
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29%
OFRESPONDENTS
WORKINMARKETING
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES.
Industry
Marketingprofessionalservicesistheindustrymostcommonlyidentifiedbyrespondents,
comprising29%ofthose
surveyed.Othercommonindustriesincludesoftware;professionalservices;other;education;healthcare;andmanufacturing.
Percentageof
RoleRespondents
ProfessionalServices:Marketing............29%
Software.......................................................12%
ProfessionalServices:Other......................8%
Other...............................................................8%
Education.......................................................7%
HealthCare....................................................6%
Manufacturing...............................................5%
Media&Entertainment................................4%
Finance...........................................................4%
Construction..................................................2%
ConsumerPackagedGoods(CPG)..........2%
RealEstate.....................................................2%
Retail...............................................................1%
ConsumerServices......................................1%
Telecommunications...................................1%
Arts..................................................................1%
Insurance.......................................................1%
Government...................................................1%
Publishing.......................................................1%
Travel...............................................................1%
Transportation...............................................1%
Recreation......................................................0%
Hotels..............................................................0%
Restaurants...................................................0%
88%
OFRESPONDENTS
WORKINB2B.
n=1,755
B2Bvs.B2C
Whenaskediftheircompanywasbusiness-to-business(B2B)or
business-to-consumer(B2C),51%saytheyareexclusivelyinB2B,
while37%saytheyareinbothB2BandB2C.TenpercentsaytheyareexclusivelyinB2C.
Giventheoverlaps,88%eitherworkexclusivelyorpartiallyinB2B,while47%workexclusivelyorpartiallyinB2C.
Percentageof
B2Bvs.B2CRespondents
B2B................................................................51%
B2C................................................................10%
Both...............................................................37%
NA....................................................................2%
n=1,705
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51%
OFRESPONDENTSWORK
INORGANIZATIONSWITH
$10MORMORE
INREVENUE.
Revenue
Themajority(51%)ofrespondentsworkatcompanieswith$10M
ormoreinrevenue.That’sa
significantjumpfrom42%in2023.
Thirty-sixpercentofrespondentssaytheyworkatcompanieswith$50Mormoreinrevenue,alsoajumpcomparedto26%lastyear.
Largeenterprises($1B+)sawthebiggestjumpyeartoyear.Lastyear,just8%ofrespondentssaidtheyworkedat$1B+firms.Thisyear,it's13%(anincreaseof5
percentagepointsor63%)
Revenue
PercentageofRespondents
$0-$1M........................................................27%
$1-$10M.....................................................22%
$10-$50M...................................................15%
$50-$100M..................................................6%
$100-$250M................................................7%
$250-$500M................................................5%
$500M-$1B..................................................5%
$1B+..............................................................13%
53%
53%OFRESPONDENTS
WORKATORGANIZATIONS
WITH50ORMORE
EMPLOYEES.
n=1,695
Employees
Themajority(53%)ofrespondentsworkat
organizationswith50ormore
employees,a5percentage-pointincreasefrom2023.
EmployeesNumber
PercentageofRespondents
1-9................................................................28%
10-49...........................................................18%
50-99.............................................................9%
100-249.........................................................9%
250-499........................................................7%
500-999........................................................5%
1,000-2,499..................................................6%
2,500-4,999..................................................3%
5,000-9,999..................................................4%
10,000-19,999..............................................3%
20,000+..........................................................7%
n=1,741
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KeyFindings
AspartoftheStateofMarketingAIReport,respondentswereaskedtoanswer25questionsabouttheirAIknowledgeandhowtheirorganizationusesAIinmarketing.
Herearetheirresponses.
UnderstandingofAI
61%ofmarketersclassifytheirunderstandingofAIasintermediate.
Q:“HowwouldyouclassifyyourunderstandingofAIterminologyandcapabilities?”
WhenaskedhowtheyclassifytheirunderstandingofAIterminologyandcapabilities,61%ofrespondentssay
theyareattheintermediatelevel,anincreasefromlastyear’s54%.Twenty-threepercentsaythey’rebeginners,asignificantdropfrom35%lastyear.And16%saythey’readvanced,upfrom11%lastyear.
AIUnderstanding
■Beginner.........................23%
■Intermediate...................61%
■Advanced........................16%
n=1,757
CEOs/Presidents,ontheotherhand,havethe
highestproportionofrespondentswithanadvanced
understanding(26%).CMOscomeinsecondplace,with23%citinganadvancedunderstandingofAI.
Theincreasesinintermediateandadvanced
understanding,combinedwiththedropinnumberof
beginners,indicatethatthemarketismorefamiliarwithterminologyandcapabilitiestodaythanin2023.
Entry-levelemployeesfarandawaydisplaythelowest
percentageofrespondentswhocategorizethemselvesashavinganadvancedunderstandingofAI(9%).Entry-levelemployeesarealsothegroupmostlikelytosaytheyhaveabeginner-levelunderstanding(31%).
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ImportanceofAItoMarketing
66%ofmarketerssayAIiseitherveryimportantorcriticallyimportanttotheirmarketingsuccessoverthenext12months.
Q:“HowimportantisAItothesuccessofyourmarketingoverthenext12months?”
Tw
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