In these early days of AI use, it can feel like magic. Naysayers will argue that AI delivers cookie-cutter responses and doesn’t create engaging content. But can it? Read this article to find out.
You’ve likely already experienced this scenario. You sidle up to your computer, scroll to ChatGPT, and type in a prompt: Write three social media posts for [INSERT YOUR AUDIENCE] for [INSERT HEALTHCARE HASHTAG HOLIDAY]. Within seconds, the AI tool types out social media posts, emojis and all.
In these early days of AI use, it can feel like magic. Naysayers will argue that AI delivers cookie-cutter responses and doesn’t create engaging content. It can’t add a human dimension. And it can’t access an organization’s subject matter expertise.
Or can it?
While the release of ChatGPT and other AI platforms serves up as many questions as answers, one thing is clear: Marketing has irrevocably changed.
Those who find ways to use AI tools for social media effectively will save time creating and analyzing content.
Read a roundup of the existing tools in the full article published on eHealthcare Strategies.