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1.9.18. 100 Top Artificial Intelligence Platforms.Pages 157 Top Artificial Intelligence Platforms for Business By Jamie Turner Thanks for downloading this e-book. We developed this resource to help you learn more about artificial intelligence and how it’s being used by businesses around to grow their sales and revenues. I speak at conferences and events around the globe on the topics of business, marketing, and artificial intelligence. The number one question I get asked is “Will artificial intelligence steal my job or take over the world someday?” If you’re inter- ested in the answer to that question, watch my short, 60-second answer on my YouTube channel. In the meantime, enjoy the e-book. It covers a lot of ground and I suspect you’ll find it helpful. Sincerely, Jamie Turner Jamie Turner is an internationally-recognized author, speaker, and CEO. He is the founder of 60 Second Marketer and speaks at events, trade shows and corporations around the globe. 60SecondMarketer. com | Jamie Turner.Live | [email protected] An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 4 AI Platforms that Improve Your Social Media Campaigns 5 Chatbots That Use AI to Converse with You 7 AI Platforms that can Help You Develop Better Content 11 Cross-Channel Marketing and Advertising Platforms that Use AI to Improve Results 14 Paid Media Platforms that Use AI to Improve ROI 16 AI-Powered Website Design 21 Image Recognition and Analysis Fueled by AI 23 AI-Powered Personalization Platforms 24 Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms that Use AI 26 AI Powered Behavior Analytics Platforms 29 Communications Platforms that Use AI 30 Recommendation Engines Powered by AI 33 AI Powered Text Analytics Platforms 35 Virtual Agents That Use AI to Improve Customer Experience 36 How AI will Impact You and Your Career 37 60SecondMarketer. com | Jamie Turner.Live | [email protected] An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence The odds are pretty good that you’re using artificial intelligence (AI) and ma- chine learning (ML) more often than you realize. After all, every time you do a Google search (like the one that probably brought you here), you’re using software that has artificial intelligence ingrained in its DNA. All this begs the question, “What is Artificial intelligence? And how is Artificial intelligence different from Machine learning?” These are good questions, so let’s start there. In its simplest form, AI is the ability for a computer or computer-controlled ro- bot to perform tasks commonly associated with intelligent beings. AI is an umbrella term that would include a wide variety of things including self-driving cars, Google search, image recognition software, and a whole slew of stuff you already use or are at least thinking of using. Machine learning is a sub-category of AI. It gives computers the ability to au- tomatically learn and improve by using algorithms. (An algorithm is a step-by- step procedure for solving a problem or reaching a goal. It’s sort of like a recipe that you keep adjusting and improving each time you use it.) So … artificial intelligence is a broad category that covers computers and robots that do human tasks, and machine learning is a sub-category that fo- cuses in on the use of algorithms that continue to improve the more they’re used. Okay, next step. Let’s talk about all the different tools and platforms that use AI and ML to accomplish their tasks. As mentioned at the beginning of this e-book, you’re using some of these tools already. The last time you did a Google Image Search, you were using 60SecondMarketer. com | Jamie Turner.Live | [email protected] AI. The last time you ran a paid search campaign, you were using AI. And the last time you scrolled through your Facebook feed, you were using AI. But what about all the other tools and platforms that use artificial intelligence to learn and improve over time? What are they like? And what can they do? Glad you asked. What follows are 157 of the top artificial intelligence platforms that can help you grow your business. We’ve broken them into different categories so you can scroll through and focus in on the categories that are most important to you. Okay, let’s dive in, shall we? Here goes: AI Platforms that Improve Your Social Media Campaigns Rocco: Rocco is an AI-assistant which creates and posts content across all social media channels on a daily basis. This social media marketer seamlessly fits into any team and with the existing workflow. Conversocial: Conversocial is a leading customer engagement platform for today’s always-on mobile, social customer. Delivering a unified approach to a new generation of customer interaction, Conversocial enables hundreds of global brands including Hyatt, Sprint, Tesco, Alaska Airlines and more to en- sure they are supporting in-the-moment resolution, at scale, to drive profitable and lasting relationships. Converseon: Converseon is the technology/consulting leader in applying award winning AI semantic technology (ConveyAPI) with human experience to help fully unlock the value of social listening, intelligence and voice of cus- tomer for clients around the world. Its advanced active machine learning 60SecondMarketer. com | Jamie Turner.Live | [email protected] technology can work with most social listening platforms to take the results and impact to the next level and drive higher ROI. Insightpool: Insightpool’s Influencer Marketing platform is an omni-channel approach to identify, activate, and optimize influencer marketing campaigns. Our Universal Search instantly and seamlessly filters 725 million influencers from more than 100 social networks. Insightpool has worked with the world’s most innovative brands, from Home Depot and NBC Universal to Coca-Cola, Cox Media Group, UPS and more. Sysomos: Sysomos offers a unified, insights-driven platform that supports the full spectrum of social media marketing and analytics needs. With Sysomos, brands and agencies are empowered to turn data-driven insights into action- able customer engagement opportunities. Unmetric: The only social media intelligence platform focused on brands. For Fortune 500 companies, agencies and other large global brands that seek to more meaningfully engage with their target audiences, Unmetric provides an online platform that enables them to understand, uncover and unlock insights into how well social media content and campaigns perform compared to in- dustry competitors. Crimson Hexagon: Crimson Hexagon is the global leader in consumer in- sights from social media data. Powered by patented technology and an in- house data library of more than 1 trillion posts, Crimson Hexagon’s platform helps hundreds of brands and agencies answer critical business questions through the insights derived from social data. Clients include leading global organizations such as General Mills, Starbucks, Paramount Pictures, Netflix and Twitter, and leading agencies such as TBWA, VML, BBDO, Saatchi & Saatchi, Ogilvy, Edelman and Digitas. 60SecondMarketer. com | Jamie Turner.Live | [email protected] Chatbots That Use AI to Converse with You Botsify: A platform to build AI chatbots without having any coding knowledge. Fully intelligent bots with machine learning capabilities to make them even more smarter and take user experience to new levels. Botsify has automated conversations so a person can now have a computer talk/show, and conve- niently take instructions from the person across the screen. Botsociety: Botsociety is a tool to design, preview and prototype conversa- tional interfaces. It’s like Adobe Photoshop for Facebook chatbots, Alexa skills and more. It brings the “What You See Is What You Get” approach to the conversational interfaces. Botsociety includes customers like Google, Mi- crosoft, Wells Fargo and many others. Brainbot: A software company dedicated to developing blockchain technolo- gy. Primarily a machine learning technology company, Brainbot has devel- oped expertise in developing scalable distributed applications. Brainbot en- gages in partnerships with enterprises as well as startups which seek to leverage blockchain technology to innovate. Brainshop: A customizable chatbot provider with advanced AI capabilities. This plugin adds value to the customer’s website by adding multiple features, including engaging visitors and keeping them on the website, real time re- sponse to blogs/services/ products, developing a comprehensive chat log that facilitates in understanding the visitors’ requirements, etc. Pandorabots: A leading platform to build and deploy AI-driven chatbots loaded with multiple features and tools. Pandorabots has one of the largest active online chatbot community. Pandorabots have been adapted to nearly every ecological niche on the internet. These are increasingly turning up in mobile applications and texting. Pandorabots support marketing and adver- tising and are also used in education. 60SecondMarketer. com | Jamie Turner.Live | [email protected] FlowAI: FlowAI provides state-of-the-art tools to create customized chatbots, AI assistants, customer service, or conversational commerce solutions. This is an AI-powered easy to use chatbot platform that turns your work into amaz- ing conversational experience. Flowxo: Flowxo offers numerous features to build, host, and manage chat- bots for social platforms. It’s a truly cross platform as you only need to build once to be on all platforms that are supported by Flowxo. Messaging are fast and reliable as this technologically advanced platform is built for scale and re- liability. Gupshup: Gupshup provides a platform for developers to build bots for SMS, Twitter, Slack, WeChat, Teamchat and others with a unified API. Smart mes- saging can be embedded into apps and websites with chatbots from Gup- shup. Botmother: It helps to create useful cross-platform chatbots for business in 1 business day. In botmother, anyone can built a bot – knowledge of program- ming is not necessary. With the help of these smart and useful bots, users manage orders, check account balance, buy plane tickets, etc. Talla: An AI-powered platform that enables a new kind of knowledge creation, organization, and sharing.
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