Yobi AI’s Post

What an amazing event Databricks 🧱 put on in #LA yesterday! 🌇 Providing insights on trends within Media & Entertainment, how these organization are adapting to a rapidly evolving landscape, and how they're approaching #Data 🧠 + #AI 🤖 transformation to capitalize on new opportunities. Below were some takeaways I noted: 1. Noah Levine (Global Head of Media & Entertainment at Databricks): GenAI is only as good as the data you feed it and housing it in a single platform provides accessability and extensability to rapidly capitalize on new Data & AI opportunities. ⚡ 2. Philip Martin (SVP of Product at Fox Corporation): Fox's deep knowledge about their own content, and their customers' interests, has provided them the opportunity to create engaging and personalized experiences that have accelerated growth of digital properties. 📈 3. Ted Li (Head of AI at Second Dinner): Second Dinner's journey into AI has been an ongoing process of learning from their community and finding ways to engage them with the right experience at the right time. 🎯 4. Wesley Kerr (Head of AI & Research at Riot Games): Riot's approach to innovation is to be data-informed, as opposed to data-driven, which has provided them the flexibility to creatively solve massive problems, like Zero Harms in Comms (in partnership with Ubisoft). 🖥️ 5. Natalie Kansteiner (Director of Partnerships at The Trade Desk): First Party Data is becoming more important than ever for brands that want to grow their digital audience leveraging AI. 🌱 6. Derek Slager (Co-Founder & CTO at Amperity): The largest obstacle to personalization is Data, as many organizations have underinvested in their data foundation, which is primarily built with first-party data. 🗄️ Great seeing some old friends and making new connections with like-minded people working to transform Media & Entertainment with Data & AI. 🔥 #Databricks