Christine Kowalczyk, an Associate Professor in the Department of Marketing and Supply Chain Management at East Carolina University (ECU), is set to join industry experts at the Social Media Summit 2025 (SMS2025) as a panelist. The event, scheduled for January 31, will focus on the intersection of artificial intelligence and social media marketing, under the theme “AI + Social: Innovate | Automate | Dominate.”
On January 31, 2025, Kinston will host the Social Media Summit 2025 (SMS2025), a groundbreaking event focused on how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the world of social media marketing. Among the esteemed panelists is Austin Carroll, CEO and founder of Warrant, a startup at the forefront of marketing compliance for regulated industries, and an adjunct professor at Duke University.
Jason Michael Perry, a seasoned executive and Fractional Chief AI Officer, is one of the key speakers at the Social Media Summit 2025 (SMS2025). With over two decades of experience in AI and innovation, Perry is ready to share his insights on how businesses can effectively leverage artificial intelligence to thrive in the digital age.
The Social Media Summit 2025 (SMS2025) is gearing up to be an exciting event for professionals eager to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and social media marketing. Among the notable speakers are Scott and Ash Mason, the dynamic duo behind The Hive Drive. Full-time travelers and digital marketing entrepreneurs, the Masons are set to bring their unique perspectives and inspiring journey to the stage.
The Supreme Court declined to block a federal law that would effectively ban TikTok in the United States if the video-sharing app does not divest from Chinese ownership.
With a knack for inspiring others both in and out of the classroom, Kaylah Blount, a 6th-grade math teacher at Rochelle Middle School, has made her mark as a leader in education and social media. As a panelist for the upcoming Social Media Summit 2025 (SMS2025), Blount will share her unique insights on the intersection of authenticity, education, and influence in the digital age.
The internet is facing an unprecedented challenge: an overwhelming influx of AI-generated content, often referred to as “AI slop.” This term captures the saturation of digital spaces with low-quality, mass-produced material generated by artificial intelligence systems. From poorly written articles and generic images to automated spam, AI slop is raising questions about authenticity, quality, and the future of digital content.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries at an unprecedented rate, with immense potential to improve lives and enhance productivity. However, public perception of AI is often shaped by economic circumstances.
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What if your business could work smarter, not harder, with the help of a digital assistant that never sleeps? Nvidia’s CEO says AI agents are about to revolutionize the way we work—and this $47 billion market is just getting started.
Imagine scrolling through your feed where freedom of speech takes precedence over accuracy. Does this vision excite you with possibilities or fill you with apprehension over potential harm? Meta’s gamble on community-driven moderation challenges us to reflect: are we ready to shoulder the responsibility of shaping the truth? How does this shift sit with you?