About the session
Our AI Master’s went live in the Big Apple at Quirks NY
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that generative AI is the topic of the year. In particular, conversations around AI prompting, synthetic data, and developing proprietary LLMs have been dominating the conversation. We’re not here to talk about any of that today.
We’re here to tell you about the applications for AI you couldn’t have dreamed up yourself. We’ll discuss the ones impacting society at large – as well as those applications at the front end of innovation that will likely be instrumental in market research in the next year or two.
We took our in-house AI experts and their smash hit Between Two Joels’ to the Quirks New York stage. They discussed through the most cutting edge applications for AI right now, and what that might mean for market researchers in the future.
Watch the session to learn:
- 5 applications for AI you didn’t know you needed
- How these applications for AI will change the way you think about your job
- What these applications signal about where gen AI is going
Joel Anderson, EVP, Advanced Analytics, Dig Insights
Joel brings decades of experience in the market research and analytics industry to Dig Insights. In 2023, Joel completed his Master’s in Applied Artificial Intelligence from the University of San Diego. Joel’s team leads advanced analytics, innovation R&D, and data science for our client services work.
Joel Armstrong, Director, AI, Dig Insights
Joel is our in-house AI expert, having completed both a Master’s in Applied Artificial Intelligence from the University of San Diego and a PhD in Psychology at Western University. Joel helps lead our R&D as it relates to AI and AI best practices.
Paul Gaudette, CEO, Co-Founder, Dig Insights
Paul is the CEO and one of the Co-Founders at Dig Insights. He is a strategic thinker with 20 years of experience in the consumer insights and analytics space, working directly with some of the world’s most well-loved consumer brands.
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