Are you looking toward 2025, and curious about the impact AI may be about to have?
What if we told you that in 2025, synthetic audiences may be able to assess the full scale impact of your campaigns?
Or how here at Jaywing we have scientifically proven how much content relevancy will be crucial to success?
What if you could be ten steps ahead of the competition, and already have an idea of what the future of AI regulations may look like next year?
We’re pretty sure that if you were armed with this knowledge, you’d have an advantage over your competition.
Our experts, Malcolm Clifford and Joe Crawforth, have pooled their expertise together to share their predictions ahead of the new year.
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The Lab's Technology and Strategy Leader
As Lab Leader, Malcolm oversees the strategic direction and daily operations, guiding the team’s efforts to deliver cutting-edge data science solutions. Malcolm’s experience in predictive analytics, statistical modelling, and data-driven strategy has made him a key figure in the evolution of Jaywing’s data capabilities. As ‘Employee No4’ when Jaywing started 25 years ago, Malcolm was blazing a trail in this field when most agencies still thought data was Jean-Luc Picard’s android friend from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
The Lab's AI Research and Development Leader
With over a decade’s experience in marketing analytics, natural language processing (NLP), and backend software solutions, Joe is instrumental in building advanced AI applications that power smarter marketing strategies. Joe has worked with high-profile clients such as Fair4All Finance and ADT, while his passion for exploring the future of AI, including collaborations with the likes of Google, ensures that The Accelerator Lab remains at the cutting edge of technological innovation. He remains disappointed that AI cannot definitively predict whether Leeds United will be promoted this season.
“These very much aren’t abstract, philosophical predictions, or speculative science fiction, they are practical uses of the current technology which are active areas of development which we expect to become available in a beneficial way to marketing teams over the coming year.”
- Malcolm Clifford, Technology and Strategy Leader