Nvidia's AI technologies enable brands to revolutionize their advertising strategies and measure success effectively.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesNvidia is revolutionizing the advertising industry with innovative AI tools that enhance campaign strategies, performance measurement, and collaboration. Big brands like Delta and Mars are partnering to utilize AI technologies such as digital twins and generative models, leading to impressive ROI and cost-effective solutions. Nvidia’s recent advancements indicate a significant shift in how brands engage and measure their success, showcasing AI’s transformative role in marketing.
If you’ve been following the latest in technology, you might have noticed a significant shift in how brands approach advertising. And a lot of this is thanks to innovative AI tools developed by Nvidia. Jamie Allan, a director at Nvidia, has been out there discussing how these advanced tools enable marketers to tap into large volumes of data, which can lead to not only improved campaigns but also better measurement of results.
To make the most out of these AI innovations, Nvidia is not just standing back and watching. They’re actively partnering with the advertising industry, sending out solution architects to team up with marketers. This collaborative approach allows brands to build their own AI tools and adopt cutting-edge technologies that can take their marketing strategies to the next level.
Some notable players, like Delta Air Lines and Mars, are already on board with integrating AI technologies into their marketing frameworks. For instance, Delta is working with an AI platform called Alembic, which uses spiking neural networks to sift through vast data sets. This nifty tech helped the airline understand the return on investment of its sponsorship of the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics—conveniently attributing a whopping $30 million in cash sales directly to this sponsorship, thanks to the insights gleaned from Alembic’s analysis.
One of the big benefits of these AI tools is the improvement in measuring brand performance, particularly for activities aimed at building a brand. Traditionally, measuring success in brand-building has lacked the sophistication observed in direct-response ads, but AI tools are changing that game. Marketers are now able to create “digital twins”, which are virtual replicas of their customers, to better predict behaviors and refine marketing strategies.
This concept of digital twins is particularly exciting! For example, companies can create a virtual model representing their ideal customer to test potential product ideas, such as a new loyalty app. It gets even better—brands can also generate 3D replicas of products, which accurately reflect physical attributes. Unilever, for instance, reported using Nvidia’s Omniverse to create 3D digital twins, slashing their product imagery production time and costs in half!”
The innovative use of digital twins and AI technologies is also fostering collaboration across different business functions. For example, Mars Wrigley has integrated various data sets via tools like “One Demand” and “Brahma” software to enhance their marketing efforts. Meanwhile, many marketing departments are starting to lean into generative AI to quickly create multiple versions of ads—something that speeds up the entire process.
A practical example of this can be seen with Forever 21, which utilized Monks.Flow AI technology alongside Meta’s ad targeting platform. The result? An impressive increase in return on investment (ROI) by 66% thanks to AI-generated advertisements.
At a recent conference, Nvidia made some exciting announcements that signal a major shift in advertising as we know it. With the introduction of the Blackwell Ultra platform, AI capabilities are evolving to reason more like humans. Additionally, the new open-source framework, known as Dynamo, streamlines deploying AI models, making marketing campaigns faster and more cost-effective.
Nvidia hasn’t stopped at just one partnership; they’re also collaborating with Google to develop dynamic AI solutions for creative testing and market research. Their focus on reducing cloud operational costs through partnerships with data storage leaders is set to make AI infrastructure even more efficient and accessible.
Creative studios are getting into the mix as well, utilizing Nvidia’s “do-it-yourself” AI supercomputers (DGX SuperPOD) to create tailored generative AI models. These advancements extend even into quantum computing, which may pave the way for real-time bidding and predictive analytics in advertising. Not to forget, Nvidia is also developing AI-driven customer service bots, allowing for more personalized interactions with consumers.
Looking ahead, Nvidia’s Earth-2 digital twin technology stands to revolutionize event marketing by enhancing weather predictions, an exciting new frontier for marketing strategies. Additionally, significant future collaborations, such as WPP’s partnership with Nvidia, aim to utilize generative AI to create immersive 3D environments for advertisers, streamlining the creative process.
As you can see, AI is not just a passing trend in advertising—it’s a renaissance in how brands communicate, engage, and measure their success. As more companies jump on board, the landscape is set to evolve rapidly, with Nvidia leading the way.
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