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De l'intégration de l'IA Gemini pour assister les éditeurs à la création d'expériences immersives inédites, Scott Sheffer, VP, Sellside Global Partnership de Google, explique depuis les Cannes Lions comment l'intelligence artificielle dépasse la simple optimisation technique pour réinventer de fond en comble l'écosystème publicitaire.

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00:06et je vous retrouve au coeur de ces Cannes Lions au coeur de la ville de Cannes d'ailleurs pour
00:11cette série de vidéos d'interviews grâce à notre partenaire Dailymotion Advertising. Scott hi
00:18thank you for having us here. Bonjour. I have a few questions for you. What are the latest
00:27updates for publishers and how will Gemini AI models be integrated into your flagship into
00:35your products like Google ad manager I think you are a Google ad manager expert thank you very much
00:42so yes I think right now if you think about the level of complexity that publishers are dealing
00:48with in the industry it feels like we're reaching a completely new high and there's there's certainly
00:53the potential for folks to think about AI as another variable just to manage but we want AI
01:00to simplify rather than complicate so we recently launched our ask ad manager which is a conversational
01:06natural language agent powered by Gemini within Google ad manager that now enables publishers to
01:14troubleshoot issues produce campaign performance reports and draw insights all in a matter of
01:20seconds so that's a huge leap forward for our publishers and I think it's also fair to say
01:25that there's a significant amount of transformation complexity that's going on people are thinking
01:29about agentic buying and selling and we're focusing on that as well and what's the purpose behind
01:34this all this to gain time to you know to to be more effective so I think there's two things
01:41when you
01:42think about AI transformation so one is sort of how you use artificial intelligence to look at your
01:48operations and produce more efficacy higher levels of efficiency and better customer results right
01:54but the other piece which I think is far more interesting is thinking about how you use artificial
01:58intelligence to reimagine or re-architect a complete new future because there's things today that
02:04we've always assumed we can't do that artificial intelligence will enable us to do
02:10ok thank you beyond beyond all the product announcements I want to have your vision
02:19on AI as well within the advertising industry and to you how does it transform the industry and for
02:30publishers of course and you know transform all the ad space yeah so I think the AI transformation is
02:38des opportunités sur le board.
02:41Quand on pensez aux publishers,
02:43on pensez aux AI dans trois différents éléments.
02:45CREATION, DISTRIBUTION,
02:46et PERSONALIZATION.
02:48AI unlocks l'opportunité
02:50de créer interactions
02:52pour users que nous n'avons jamais pensé avant,
02:54différentes ways de coordonnées.
02:56DISTRIBUTION means que AI
02:58can help you deliver a wholistic
02:59content delivery experience
03:01to users across wherever they happen to be,
03:03whether it's a website, or an app,
03:05or audio, or CTV, or what have you.
03:08And then finally, personalization is really
03:09critical, because users today
03:11want that personalized experience.
03:13They want to be immersed. They want it to be directly
03:15related to them. And AI can help
03:17deliver that, which then helps the final
03:19piece, which is monetization.
03:21If you have a great personalized experience, both
03:23on the creation, the content side,
03:25and on the advertising side, that's great for
03:27monetization. I think the other thing to talk
03:29about is there's a lot of talk about agentic buying
03:31and selling in the marketplace today.
03:33So there's lots of agencies and publishers
03:34thinking about that. When we think about
03:37that opportunity,
03:38we think of four main principles.
03:41So the first is, it has to
03:42drive yield for partners. There's a concern
03:45that this is going to be a race to the bottom,
03:47but yield needs to be absolutely
03:48paramount for publishers. The second thing
03:51is, speed is essential.
03:52The technology has to act fast, it has to act
03:55quickly, has to be able to react quite
03:56quickly to changing briefs, changing requirements,
03:59etc. The third is, connection to the business context
04:03of the publisher. So this is
04:05connections to your CRM system, your yield
04:07management system, any other enterprise
04:09solutions that help you make business decisions.
04:11And the final point, which may be the most
04:13important, is human governance
04:16architected into the solution.
04:17So humans need to set the boundaries,
04:20set the distribution criteria, and sort of
04:22lay out the pathway for AI to operate.
04:24But humans are always in the loop.
04:26they're at the controls as well.
04:28I have a question about specific,
04:32specificities, sorry, across regions,
04:35because it's different, one region to another.
04:39How does the approach to AI differ across
04:43all these global regions?
04:46For sure. So I think maybe there's two ways
04:48to think about this. One is the size
04:50and complexity of the publisher, and then
04:52maybe a regional perspective. So from a
04:54publisher perspective, I think for small and medium
04:57publishers, AI is an enabling
04:59force that will, to some extent,
05:01level the playing field. They'll be able to
05:03do things that they could never do before
05:04for their users. It'll enable them to
05:07optimize, yield, create unique
05:09customer interaction experiences.
05:11That'll be great for them. For very large
05:13partners, it's a bit of a different story.
05:15They have multiple complex modalities
05:17of how they're interacting with their users
05:19across, again, CTV, app, audio,
05:21what have you, maybe multiple different publications.
05:24And the tendency there is they may
05:25have individual AI silos.
05:28So the real question for them is,
05:29how do you have a strategic AI framework
05:31that guides what you're doing across the entire
05:33enterprise? Obviously, things like
05:35enterprise level security, super important
05:37for them. From a regional perspective,
05:39there's just interesting differences here.
05:41In APAC and in perhaps Vietnam,
05:43China, India in particular,
05:45the AI change is really being driven
05:47by consumers engaging in AI-enabled experiences.
05:51And so for publishers in that region
05:53and frankly for publishers anywhere,
05:54if you want to engage those users,
05:56you have to meet them where they are.
05:58So what is your AI-enabled experience going to be?
06:01Within Europe, I think there's a lot of
06:02excitement around AI transformation,
06:04but there's really a question around
06:07how can innovation be made sustainable?
06:09So things around like,
06:11how do we have frameworks and transparency
06:13and also sort of equitable distribution
06:15of value across the entire ecosystem?
06:18But again, I think when you boil it all down,
06:21I think the most important thing
06:22for people to ask themselves is,
06:24am I using AI to think about
06:25how I optimize what I've already done?
06:28Or do I think about AI as a way
06:30to architect a future,
06:31something that we never even thought of before?
06:34Okay, I have another question
06:36like that around publishers,
06:39because do you think that
06:41we often talk about
06:44premium ads talking to publishers?
06:46Do you think that publishers
06:48have to be more and more premium
06:51to deliver this kind of ads?
06:53So I think, first of all,
06:55premium is in the eye of the beholder.
06:57It sort of depends on who you ask.
06:58In my mind, a premium experience,
07:00especially with AI as a technology,
07:03moves towards that highly personalized,
07:06highly interactive,
07:08highly immersive experience, right?
07:09And so I think, if you think about the history
07:12of content and ads,
07:13it's been very much, I have a block of content
07:16and I have an ad next to it,
07:17whether it's a pre-roll, post-roll on video
07:19or a website or what have you.
07:21And I think there's a future where
07:24content and advertising is much
07:25more closely linked.
07:27And as a user, we want things that are highly
07:29relevant, highly engaging for us.
07:31And so I think that's what a premium ads experience
07:34is going to look like.
07:34super exciting because it means agencies, advertisers,
07:38and publishers are going to have to work together
07:40and leverage that new technology
07:42to create experiences that users are just loving.
07:45Thank you very much, Scott.
07:47Absolutely. Thank you very much, too.
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