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As more brands use generative AI to create social content, agencies are changing how they measure its success

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Artificial intelligence is about to alter the way agencies and brands measure social media content.

Artificial intelligence is about to alter the way agencies and brands measure social media content. Measuring, monitoring and ownership of content on various platforms will become complicated as more brands and content creators use generative AI. October 26, 2023 [PRESENTED BY]( [As more brands use generative AI to create social content, agencies are changing how they measure its success]( Some agencies and brands are measuring social media content differently. This process will likely become even more complicated as platforms and the content’s stakeholders [navigate using generative AI both in content creation and measurement](. Additional coverage: - FaZe Clan’s July 2022 investor presentation, which the company used to generate interest in the SPAC merger, is still available on FaZe’s investor relations website, for better or worse. 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