The benefits are evidence over opinion (selection and strategy move from subjective calls to quantitative ones), automation of repetitive work like outreach and reporting, scale without proportional headcount, sharper targeting for relevant reach, and measurable ROI through multi-touch attribution. The costs are a real learning curve and productivity dip during transition, evolving fraud that requires continuously updated detection, ethical obligations around transparency and disclosure, and infrastructure demands for clean, integrated data. The overriding caveat: AI is a force multiplier, not a strategy — point it at a sound plan and it accelerates results, point it at a flawed one and it accelerates the failure. That judgment stays human.
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