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Unless there is a very, very big change

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in how these AI and

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large language models work.

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One thing that they still don't have and

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probably won't have in

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the near future is judgment

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and taste.

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Hello everyone and live

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from SBC Summit America's 2026.

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We are here for another episode of Eye

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Gaming Daily brought to

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you by OptiMove, the creator

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of positionless marketing and number one

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play engagement solution

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for Eye Gaming and sports

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betting operators.

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I'm Fernands Nonot, media manager for SBC

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and your host for today.

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We'll wait a very special guest today,

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someone from OptiMove

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themselves, Shai Frank.

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How are you today?

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Shai Frank, SPP of product and GM of

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America's for OptiMove.

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Yes, that's right.

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Thank you.

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Hi, good morning.

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Happy to be here.

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How are you?

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All good, all good.

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How you find the event?

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Yeah, very exciting event.

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We've been here for quite a

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few years in these events.

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We have a big booth.

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We enjoy the industry and the people that

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we know our clients

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and prospective clients,

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some of our competitors.

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It's an exciting event.

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Happy to be here.

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And happy to have you

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back on Eye Gaming Daily.

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It wasn't with me, it was

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with Joe Streeter back then.

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But ever since you were with us last

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time, OptiMove has launched OptiMove AI.

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So I want to get into AI because of

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course it's a big topic of conversation.

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Everyone is talking AI

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here at SBC Summit America.

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So you launched OptiMove AI.

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So how does that impact your positionless

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marketing vision going forward?

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And what does it mean for OptiMove?

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It's a good question.

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And maybe a short refresher on what

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positionless marketing is

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because I'm not sure everyone

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is aware or remember.

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It's a simple concept.

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It means that over the years technology

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in general and

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obviously AI in particular is

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allowing people to extend their range and

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be less in a small box.

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So think about historically how companies

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in general scaled

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their processes, marketing

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including.

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You establish an assembly line with

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multiple workstations and

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multiple teams or people

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that are specializing in specific tasks.

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So if it was a car assembly line, you had

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the Henry Ford

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situation like 100 years ago.

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But even with marketing campaign, you had

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the people that if you

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wanted to do a campaign,

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you had to request assistance from IT or

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engineering to help

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you with the audience.

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They would run some SQL

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queries to pull up a list.

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So you had to wait for that.

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And then once you have the list, you need

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to hire an analyst to

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design an A-B test experiment.

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And you go and you wait for creative to

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come up with assets.

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And everyone is a

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specialist in their role.

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But the end result is that you have an

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assembly line with multiple

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weights and multiple people

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that have to work in order to get one

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campaign out the door.

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And it scales well because now you can do

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in theory, you can do more of that.

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But in practice, the time from idea to

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execution was very long

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because you had to wait for

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all these five or six different

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specialists to give you

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their input in order to get one

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campaign or one journey out the door.

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And especially in the iGaming industry

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where things are moving so

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fast and player expectations

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are always growing.

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So we cannot afford having such a long

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period from idea to execution.

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And we believe that as technology has

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evolved and AI is

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becoming more and more prominent,

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you no longer have to have so many

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different teams and

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specialists involved in one task.

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A person that could never run SQL queries

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is still able to

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analyze data on their own

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because technology

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surfaces data insights to them.

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And technology allows you to design a

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Navy test without

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being a PhD in statistics.

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And you can analyze campaign performance

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without understanding the

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math behind it because technology

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just does it for you.

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And clients that we see and brands that

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we see that adopt this

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philosophy no longer are

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moving faster, but they also change their

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own processes and their org structures to

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facilitate faster, more agile movement.

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And they adopt the technology to just

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scale and move faster.

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And we have a lot of examples like that.

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So let's position this.

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The inspiration is from

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positionless basketball.

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In the past, the tall player had one job,

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stand under the

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basket, catch a rebound and

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dunk it in.

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Nobody would expect them

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to shoot three pointers.

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But in the last several years, we see

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tall players, very tall

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players like Wambaniyama,

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are shooting three

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pointers, are dribbling.

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And this is positionless.

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So same thing with

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positionless marketing.

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And the recent release of, to your actual

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question, the recent

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release of OOptima AI

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accelerates that.

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So marketers, the power of data and the

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power of creative and

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the power of optimization

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so they can do more by themselves.

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And the system supports them to do that

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so they can move even faster.

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They can work from within OptiMove

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platform to ask questions

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about their customer data,

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understand hidden gems in customer

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segments, design

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campaigns, design audiences, design

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experiences, including the creative work

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itself within the

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brand guidelines, within

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the compliance and regulatory

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constraints, and just move faster.

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talk more about that later.

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Yeah, absolutely.

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And AI in CRM is often related or often

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linked to finding the

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right campaign for each player

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and personalizing the

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campaigns that reach the end user.

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So at the same time, operators have

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different goals, different objectives.

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So can AI, like OptiMove AI specifically,

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help arbitrate between objectives and not

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just campaigns?

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Yeah, that's a very good question.

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You know, I think intuitively when you

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think about how AI can help us

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personalize our customer

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experience further, right?

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I think the recent, it's funny to say

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intuition because it's all

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like very new, but the recent

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intuition would be, okay, I want to

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target my customers or

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my players with a specific

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context or a specific offer, but I want

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to give the AI a bank of

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potential options, right?

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Different levels of generosity, different

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reward types, right?

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And I want AI to decide

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what's the best offer per player.

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That seems to be very

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intuitive of how AI can help you.

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And that is perfectly correct, right?

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And part of the OptiMove AI suite is what

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we call offer decisioning.

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But here's the thing, offer decisioning,

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like the one that I

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mentioned, or even content

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variations, right?

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It works within the context of a specific

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campaign or a specific journey, right?

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I now want to cross sell

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players from sports to casino.

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That's the context.

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And within that, I can offer multiple

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levels of, you know, free

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bets, free spins, deposit

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matches, each of them with different

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levels of generosity and

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the content creative changes,

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but it's still within the context of one

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campaign on one journey.

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But what happens when a player is

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eligible to different

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campaigns or different journeys

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at the same time, right?

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You have a life cycle journey for risk of

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churn and you have

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some seasonal campaign,

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right?

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The World Cup, right?

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And maybe someone happens to be, it's

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their birthday week or

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their birthday month.

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And we also want to cross sell whatever

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players from sports to casino.

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And now all of a sudden, CHI is eligible

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to four different campaigns.

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But the underlying reasoning behind the

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campaigns are

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different objectives, right?

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If I'm a big sports fan, an operator may

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want to leverage my

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sports affinity to get

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me more and more

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engaged with World Cup, right?

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So I have, so my World Cup campaign is

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trying to engage

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customers and players who are more

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into sports.

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At the same time, the same operator in

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general wants to cross

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sell from sports to casino,

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right?

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I might be in a high risk of churn and

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there is a life cycle that goes on.

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So we have different objectives, save

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customers from churning

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and usually you're willing to

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sacrifice some margins.

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So you're willing to be

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more generous when you do that.

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And I want to exploit

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more of my sports affinity.

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So I'm more engaged with World Cup.

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At the same time, the operator wants to

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get me hooked into casino.

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Now I'm eligible to all

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of these three campaigns.

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Each one of them has different offers and

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different levels of generosity.

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Now how we decide?

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And this is where I think to your

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question, OptiMove can, AI

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can arbitrate between different

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objectives, right?

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So this is what we

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call journey decisioning.

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So when a player or a customer is

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eligible to multiple

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different campaigns or journeys

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at the same time, typically those

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campaigns or journeys are serving

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different objectives.

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Then OptiMove AI needs

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to arbitrate between that.

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So it's no longer within a specific

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campaign I'm trying to

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maximize casino bet amount because

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I'm cross selling.

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Because the other campaign is trying to

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maximize retention rates in

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general and the other campaign

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wants to maximize NGR and not GGR.

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So how do I arbitrate between all of

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these different objectives?

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And OptiMove AI in that case looks at

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kind of like the

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primary metric that determines

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the player's lifetime value.

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Beat GGR, beat NGR, doesn't matter.

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Each operator with their own definition

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of what a player lifetime value might be.

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And then OptiMove AI can arbitrate within

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that and say, okay, shy

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is eligible to a cross

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sale to a World Cup offer to a risk of

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churn their birthday.

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What is the campaign today that puts shy

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on the path to maximize

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lifetime value in general,

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regardless of the specific objectives of

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each and every campaign?

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And then data changes, sports calendar

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changes, customer

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preferences changes, and we rinse

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and repeat and we

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personalize for each customer.

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Learn how OptiMove's positionless

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marketing is changing

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how iGaming teams operate.

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Discover how operators are using

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OptiMove's positionless

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marketing platform to launch

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personalized CRM campaigns, dynamically

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change casino lobbies and

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bet slips, and create engaging

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02:45:46,803 --> 02:45:48,004
game-of-life experiences.

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02:45:48,338 --> 02:45:50,140
Learn more at OptiMove.com.

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And, of course, AI tools have already

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made it into the life of

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02:45:54,177 --> 02:45:56,079
most people and most marketers

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02:45:56,112 --> 02:45:58,515
actually use already Claude

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02:45:58,515 --> 02:46:00,817
or ChatTPT into their work.

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So how does that change the way iGaming

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teams approach or

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strategize around campaigns, segments

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02:46:08,758 --> 02:46:10,593
and personalized player experiences?

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Yeah, I think it's funny.

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As a product person, for many years, when

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you wanted to build a

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product or you wanted

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to decide how your organization needs to

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work, there were always

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02:46:23,740 --> 02:46:25,108
best practices, right?

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02:46:25,108 --> 02:46:27,644
The world has figured out how to do

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software development 20

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02:46:28,845 --> 02:46:30,480
years ago with agile and things

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like that.

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02:46:31,247 --> 02:46:32,983
So you didn't have to reinvent the wheel.

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It's funny in these times, right?

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02:46:37,053 --> 02:46:38,955
There are no best practices, right?

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02:46:38,955 --> 02:46:41,057
Everyone is trying something and every

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02:46:41,057 --> 02:46:41,958
day someone posts

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something on Twitter on LinkedIn,

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02:46:43,326 --> 02:46:44,861
"Hey, look at this framework I created

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and look at the way

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that I'm doing things."

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02:46:47,330 --> 02:46:49,499
And it's really exciting

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02:46:49,499 --> 02:46:51,101
to be a part of that time.

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02:46:51,368 --> 02:46:52,936
And we see different

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02:46:52,936 --> 02:46:54,304
patterns emerging, right?

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02:46:54,304 --> 02:47:00,276
We see people that they would prefer

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02:47:00,276 --> 02:47:03,146
working with their own tools, right?

374
02:47:03,680 --> 02:47:06,116
They are already working within Slack or

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02:47:06,116 --> 02:47:08,218
within Claude or within

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02:47:08,218 --> 02:47:09,619
ChatTPT in their own life,

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02:47:09,819 --> 02:47:09,919
right?

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02:47:10,820 --> 02:47:13,023
They want to meet them where they live.

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02:47:14,624 --> 02:47:17,427
And on the other hand, we have

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specialized products and

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02:47:19,596 --> 02:47:21,264
tools that have their own AI,

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02:47:21,598 --> 02:47:21,798
right?

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02:47:22,298 --> 02:47:24,701
Optimal AI within the optimal platform

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that has the benefits

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of creating seamless user

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02:47:30,306 --> 02:47:33,076
experience between AI and point and click

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02:47:33,076 --> 02:47:36,012
interfaces and an

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advantage with the context

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02:47:37,380 --> 02:47:38,515
the platform can provide.

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02:47:39,282 --> 02:47:41,718
So I think it's not either or, right?

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02:47:41,718 --> 02:47:43,319
There are different use cases and each

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02:47:43,319 --> 02:47:45,221
use case you may choose

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02:47:45,221 --> 02:47:46,823
the right path for you

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02:47:46,923 --> 02:47:49,025
as a marketer or as a user to use.

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02:47:49,726 --> 02:47:51,394
So when we built and released Optimal AI,

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02:47:52,529 --> 02:47:53,930
we came up with this

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02:47:53,930 --> 02:47:55,231
idea that says Optimal

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02:47:55,231 --> 02:47:57,734
AI is inside Optimal.

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02:47:59,102 --> 02:48:02,405
So you can use our own AI assistants and

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02:48:02,405 --> 02:48:05,041
AI agents from within our user interface.

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02:48:06,443 --> 02:48:07,710
They know everything about your data.

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02:48:07,710 --> 02:48:08,878
They know everything about your campaign.

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02:48:09,279 --> 02:48:10,814
You build stuff with AI and you can

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02:48:10,814 --> 02:48:12,682
seamlessly go from the

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02:48:12,682 --> 02:48:14,684
output of what AI generates to

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02:48:14,684 --> 02:48:16,719
the more traditional interfaces of, okay,

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02:48:16,719 --> 02:48:19,155
okay, now let's tweak this with the mouse

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02:48:19,155 --> 02:48:20,824
and keyboard and point and

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02:48:20,824 --> 02:48:22,392
click and let's approve it.

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02:48:22,392 --> 02:48:24,561
And you can go back and forth between AI

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02:48:24,561 --> 02:48:26,362
and more traditional interfaces.

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02:48:26,763 --> 02:48:29,365
And at the same time, we have Optimal AI

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02:48:29,365 --> 02:48:32,135
outside of Optimal where

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02:48:32,135 --> 02:48:34,704
you can use your own ChatTPT

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02:48:35,405 --> 02:48:38,641
cloud, Gemini, whatever agent harness of

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02:48:38,641 --> 02:48:40,343
choice to interact

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02:48:40,343 --> 02:48:42,278
with Optimal's platform

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02:48:42,579 --> 02:48:43,279
behind the scene.

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02:48:43,646 --> 02:48:45,682
So you can ask questions about your data

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02:48:45,682 --> 02:48:47,317
and get results both

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02:48:47,317 --> 02:48:49,953
from your own cloud skills

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02:48:49,953 --> 02:48:50,854
that go to your own

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02:48:50,854 --> 02:48:52,522
snowflake data warehouse.

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02:48:52,522 --> 02:48:54,858
And at the same time from the data you

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02:48:54,858 --> 02:48:56,126
have in Optimal and

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02:48:56,126 --> 02:48:57,360
cloud in that case would be

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02:48:57,360 --> 02:48:58,862
able to course reference between them.

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02:48:58,862 --> 02:48:59,863
And we think this is powerful.

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02:49:00,463 --> 02:49:02,499
So we've released a new version of our

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02:49:02,499 --> 02:49:04,634
Optimal MCP server who is

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02:49:04,634 --> 02:49:07,003
highly, highly capable of

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02:49:07,103 --> 02:49:08,471
answering questions about your data,

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02:49:08,838 --> 02:49:10,240
creating audiences, creating

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02:49:10,240 --> 02:49:11,608
campaigns, creating journeys,

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02:49:11,608 --> 02:49:14,511
creating content and message templates.

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02:49:15,478 --> 02:49:18,515
And from there you move into Optimal UI

437
02:49:18,515 --> 02:49:20,216
to approve and tweak, right?

438
02:49:20,350 --> 02:49:20,917
Nothing gets sent

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02:49:20,917 --> 02:49:22,919
without human in the loop.

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02:49:24,521 --> 02:49:25,421
And there's a third layer

441
02:49:25,421 --> 02:49:28,791
on top of Optimal, right?

442
02:49:28,791 --> 02:49:31,694
Where now our professional services team

443
02:49:31,694 --> 02:49:32,662
can go and help

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02:49:32,662 --> 02:49:35,999
clients with customizing very

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02:49:35,999 --> 02:49:38,301
unique solutions and use cases that

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02:49:38,301 --> 02:49:40,336
before SaaS companies

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02:49:40,336 --> 02:49:42,605
like Optimal didn't really,

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02:49:43,139 --> 02:49:43,740
couldn't really and

449
02:49:43,740 --> 02:49:45,141
didn't really want to do.

450
02:49:45,141 --> 02:49:47,744
You wouldn't customize software for

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02:49:47,744 --> 02:49:48,912
individual customers, right?

452
02:49:48,912 --> 02:49:51,614
The SaaS industry always frowned upon

453
02:49:51,614 --> 02:49:52,582
things like that, right?

454
02:49:52,882 --> 02:49:53,616
We never do that.

455
02:49:54,350 --> 02:49:56,986
But now we have the infrastructure and we

456
02:49:56,986 --> 02:49:58,154
have the tools for our

457
02:49:58,154 --> 02:49:59,322
teams to go to a client.

458
02:49:59,656 --> 02:50:02,692
They have a very unique use case, a

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02:50:02,692 --> 02:50:04,093
compliance, a planning

460
02:50:04,093 --> 02:50:07,764
process, some content generation.

461
02:50:08,765 --> 02:50:11,334
And now our teams can help with and build

462
02:50:11,334 --> 02:50:12,802
custom solutions with AI.

463
02:50:13,536 --> 02:50:15,305
So for example, we help one of our

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02:50:15,305 --> 02:50:16,439
clients create this

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02:50:16,439 --> 02:50:19,142
planning app that fetches the

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02:50:19,175 --> 02:50:21,210
sports calendar automatically on a daily

467
02:50:21,210 --> 02:50:22,845
basis, analyzes data

468
02:50:22,845 --> 02:50:24,681
from Optimal, finds the

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02:50:24,681 --> 02:50:26,449
customers that have the affinity to each

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02:50:26,449 --> 02:50:27,617
team or each match

471
02:50:27,617 --> 02:50:30,019
automatically, shows it in a

472
02:50:30,019 --> 02:50:32,221
nice custom application front end.

473
02:50:32,655 --> 02:50:34,557
And in the click of a button, you create

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02:50:34,557 --> 02:50:35,358
an entire marketing

475
02:50:35,358 --> 02:50:36,626
plan inside of Optimal with

476
02:50:36,626 --> 02:50:38,995
dozens of audiences and campaigns that

477
02:50:38,995 --> 02:50:40,296
are tailor made for that

478
02:50:40,296 --> 02:50:41,731
specific sports calendar

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02:50:41,731 --> 02:50:42,231
of the week.

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02:50:42,799 --> 02:50:43,466
This is something we

481
02:50:43,466 --> 02:50:44,534
couldn't have done before.

482
02:50:45,468 --> 02:50:47,036
And every client has their own thing, so

483
02:50:47,036 --> 02:50:47,904
it's hard to create a

484
02:50:47,904 --> 02:50:49,205
generic software like that.

485
02:50:49,572 --> 02:50:51,374
But now our teams can do it with the help

486
02:50:51,374 --> 02:50:53,109
of AI and the

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02:50:53,109 --> 02:50:54,077
infrastructure that we build

488
02:50:54,077 --> 02:50:57,513
to support agentic workflows like that.

489
02:50:59,082 --> 02:51:01,284
So the bottom line is that we are seeing

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02:51:01,284 --> 02:51:03,586
different patterns of usage emerging.

491
02:51:05,221 --> 02:51:07,090
And we are building our product in a way

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02:51:07,090 --> 02:51:08,625
that supports all of them.

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02:51:08,625 --> 02:51:10,960
So you can work inside of Optimal UI with

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02:51:10,960 --> 02:51:11,894
the context that you have.

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02:51:11,961 --> 02:51:14,264
You can use your own agent of choice from

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02:51:14,264 --> 02:51:15,632
outside of Optimal and

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02:51:15,632 --> 02:51:16,699
interact with our platform.

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02:51:17,200 --> 02:51:19,235
And you can get help from our teams on

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02:51:19,235 --> 02:51:20,169
top of everything you

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02:51:20,169 --> 02:51:21,237
have to customize solutions

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02:51:21,371 --> 02:51:22,105
for you.

502
02:51:22,872 --> 02:51:25,541
And what has been the feedback from your

503
02:51:25,541 --> 02:51:27,443
partners to Optimal AI?

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02:51:27,710 --> 02:51:29,345
You mentioned the patterns just now.

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02:51:29,579 --> 02:51:30,780
So I'm interested in that.

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02:51:31,080 --> 02:51:32,215
So how does that work?

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02:51:32,482 --> 02:51:35,585
And how do you work when you get the

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02:51:35,585 --> 02:51:37,654
feedback from your

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02:51:37,654 --> 02:51:39,522
partners and you identify those

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02:51:40,023 --> 02:51:41,224
patterns that they use?

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02:51:42,692 --> 02:51:43,760
Yeah, it's a great question.

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02:51:43,760 --> 02:51:45,161
I think there's a lot of excitement in

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02:51:45,161 --> 02:51:46,129
the world in general

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02:51:46,129 --> 02:51:48,331
and with our clients and

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02:51:48,331 --> 02:51:49,966
partners in particular.

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02:51:51,434 --> 02:51:53,736
When we released this new version of our

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02:51:53,736 --> 02:51:56,205
MCP server, it

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02:51:56,205 --> 02:51:57,874
included the option of working

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02:51:59,275 --> 02:52:01,544
with Optimal Gamify, which is our

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02:52:01,544 --> 02:52:03,012
loyalty, gamification

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02:52:03,012 --> 02:52:04,681
and mini games product.

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02:52:05,615 --> 02:52:07,350
So our MCP server supports our entire

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02:52:07,350 --> 02:52:08,317
product portfolio, right?

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02:52:08,418 --> 02:52:10,620
So you can use AI to interact with all

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02:52:10,620 --> 02:52:11,854
pieces of our product portfolio.

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02:52:13,456 --> 02:52:15,558
But within less than one day, less than

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24 hours after we

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02:52:16,826 --> 02:52:18,761
released this, we had a client

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02:52:19,462 --> 02:52:21,597
that used it to build an entirely

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02:52:21,597 --> 02:52:25,568
customized loyalty front end

531
02:52:25,568 --> 02:52:27,537
that lives in their website

532
02:52:27,537 --> 02:52:30,907
and app within less than one day, right?

533
02:52:30,907 --> 02:52:31,874
Before we even completed

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02:52:31,874 --> 02:52:33,276
the release notes, right?

535
02:52:33,276 --> 02:52:35,311
We just released the thing and a day

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02:52:35,311 --> 02:52:36,446
later a client comes to

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02:52:36,446 --> 02:52:37,513
us, "Hey, look what I built."

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02:52:38,381 --> 02:52:41,117
An entire webpage, which is not just

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02:52:41,117 --> 02:52:42,185
demo, it lives in their

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02:52:42,185 --> 02:52:43,986
actual website now that

541
02:52:43,986 --> 02:52:46,823
shows each player their loyalty points,

542
02:52:46,823 --> 02:52:47,890
their tiers, their

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02:52:47,890 --> 02:52:49,525
progression across missions and

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02:52:49,525 --> 02:52:51,994
tournaments and leaderboards and badges.

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02:52:52,528 --> 02:52:53,863
And it's all customized, fully customized

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02:52:53,863 --> 02:52:55,465
for their brand and

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02:52:55,465 --> 02:52:56,365
the way they wanted it

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02:52:56,365 --> 02:52:57,367
to look like and the

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02:52:57,367 --> 02:52:58,601
mechanics of their program.

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02:52:59,235 --> 02:53:02,338
And it's all based on our Optimal AI MCP

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02:53:02,338 --> 02:53:03,506
server in that case.

552
02:53:04,373 --> 02:53:05,675
And I gave you the example before of how

553
02:53:05,675 --> 02:53:06,509
our teams helped

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02:53:06,509 --> 02:53:08,378
clients build this app for

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02:53:08,378 --> 02:53:09,645
sports calendar planning.

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02:53:10,279 --> 02:53:12,215
And we see a lot of excitement and a lot

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02:53:12,215 --> 02:53:12,949
of people that are

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02:53:12,949 --> 02:53:14,083
taking advantage of these

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02:53:14,083 --> 02:53:16,319
new capabilities, as well as continuing

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02:53:16,319 --> 02:53:19,922
adoption of features and

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02:53:19,922 --> 02:53:21,257
capabilities that we had before,

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02:53:21,758 --> 02:53:22,859
like decisioning agents,

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02:53:23,659 --> 02:53:25,395
which are not entirely new.

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02:53:25,695 --> 02:53:27,630
We just keep improving them all the time.

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02:53:27,997 --> 02:53:29,365
So we have a lot of clients that are

566
02:53:29,365 --> 02:53:30,066
using our journey

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02:53:30,066 --> 02:53:31,400
decisioning, as I mentioned before,

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02:53:32,135 --> 02:53:35,171
and are offered decisioning to optimize

569
02:53:35,171 --> 02:53:36,506
their level of generosity.

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02:53:37,240 --> 02:53:39,809
And as capabilities and machine learning

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02:53:39,809 --> 02:53:40,943
and AI models are

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02:53:40,943 --> 02:53:42,945
improving all the time, every

573
02:53:42,945 --> 02:53:44,480
once in a while you get a step function

574
02:53:44,480 --> 02:53:46,682
on the capability and the adoption.

575
02:53:46,949 --> 02:53:48,117
And it's really exciting to see that.

576
02:53:48,518 --> 02:53:49,051
All right.

577
02:53:49,051 --> 02:53:50,019
Yes, sounds exciting.

578
02:53:50,520 --> 02:53:53,222
And of course, in the future, it's also

579
02:53:53,222 --> 02:53:54,123
exciting because this

580
02:53:54,123 --> 02:53:55,858
technology keeps moving forward

581
02:53:55,858 --> 02:53:56,959
and advancing at a

582
02:53:56,959 --> 02:53:57,994
pace that is unbelievable.

583
02:53:58,327 --> 02:54:02,632
So how can AI in the future help iGaming

584
02:54:02,632 --> 02:54:04,100
operators with player

585
02:54:04,100 --> 02:54:05,134
experience and all that?

586
02:54:06,869 --> 02:54:07,970
Look, it's a great question.

587
02:54:08,371 --> 02:54:13,309
And the reality is that the planning and

588
02:54:13,309 --> 02:54:17,413
vision horizon has become very short.

589
02:54:17,713 --> 02:54:18,514
It's really hard.

590
02:54:19,382 --> 02:54:20,183
In the past, we were

591
02:54:20,183 --> 02:54:21,317
planning like a year ahead.

592
02:54:21,317 --> 02:54:23,352
We had a roadmap and a vision for like

593
02:54:23,352 --> 02:54:24,954
two, three years forward.

594
02:54:27,723 --> 02:54:30,593
Now you can plan six months ahead.

595
02:54:31,427 --> 02:54:33,296
And by the time you get to month six,

596
02:54:33,963 --> 02:54:34,931
everything is changing.

597
02:54:35,198 --> 02:54:37,166
And Tropic just released less than two

598
02:54:37,166 --> 02:54:42,405
days ago their new frontier model, Fable.

599
02:54:44,040 --> 02:54:46,242
And with early experimentation, we seek a

600
02:54:46,242 --> 02:54:47,443
step function in its

601
02:54:47,443 --> 02:54:48,377
ability to reason and

602
02:54:48,377 --> 02:54:50,179
its ability to do things that you

603
02:54:50,179 --> 02:54:51,614
couldn't do before, right?

604
02:54:52,148 --> 02:54:55,184
And long-term things, which we didn't

605
02:54:55,184 --> 02:54:57,386
really know was possible

606
02:54:57,386 --> 02:54:58,855
less than 48 hours ago.

607
02:55:00,223 --> 02:55:03,793
So with the pace of progress, it's hard

608
02:55:03,793 --> 02:55:05,161
to predict what will be the future.

609
02:55:05,595 --> 02:55:09,832
But I think it's safe to say that unless

610
02:55:09,832 --> 02:55:11,033
there is a very, very

611
02:55:11,033 --> 02:55:13,369
big change in how these AI

612
02:55:13,369 --> 02:55:16,072
and large language models work, one thing

613
02:55:16,072 --> 02:55:17,139
that they still don't

614
02:55:17,139 --> 02:55:18,174
have and probably won't

615
02:55:18,207 --> 02:55:21,410
have in the near future is

616
02:55:21,410 --> 02:55:24,380
judgment and taste, right?

617
02:55:24,447 --> 02:55:27,483
So AI is really good at getting an order

618
02:55:27,483 --> 02:55:30,186
from you and producing stuff.

619
02:55:30,820 --> 02:55:33,022
It can produce content, it can give you a

620
02:55:33,022 --> 02:55:34,156
summary and analysis.

621
02:55:34,590 --> 02:55:36,325
You can produce audiences

622
02:55:36,325 --> 02:55:37,760
and journeys and campaigns.

623
02:55:39,328 --> 02:55:41,964
But still, all of us are using AI in our

624
02:55:41,964 --> 02:55:43,599
daily basis or most of us.

625
02:55:44,200 --> 02:55:45,968
And you can see that many times you have

626
02:55:45,968 --> 02:55:47,503
to, a human being has to

627
02:55:47,503 --> 02:55:50,072
steer the model to make

628
02:55:50,206 --> 02:55:52,141
good judgment calls, right?

629
02:55:52,141 --> 02:55:52,808
The model can do

630
02:55:52,808 --> 02:55:54,577
things very quickly, right?

631
02:55:54,577 --> 02:55:55,278
Like, "Oh, give me an

632
02:55:55,278 --> 02:55:56,178
analysis with my players."

633
02:55:56,178 --> 02:55:58,381
It will give me like a three-pager within

634
02:55:58,381 --> 02:55:59,115
seconds, like a

635
02:55:59,115 --> 02:56:00,416
three-page of all kinds of

636
02:56:00,416 --> 02:56:01,350
analysis and insights.

637
02:56:02,018 --> 02:56:04,520
But what out of these insights really

638
02:56:04,520 --> 02:56:05,755
matters for my business

639
02:56:05,755 --> 02:56:07,823
is something that AI hasn't

640
02:56:07,823 --> 02:56:08,925
figured out just yet.

641
02:56:10,159 --> 02:56:13,829
So I think what we think is going to

642
02:56:13,829 --> 02:56:15,364
happen and already

643
02:56:15,364 --> 02:56:16,799
starting to happen is marketers

644
02:56:18,100 --> 02:56:21,337
or marketing organizations evolve from

645
02:56:21,337 --> 02:56:25,374
execution of plan, right?

646
02:56:26,275 --> 02:56:29,478
Build the audiences, build the tests,

647
02:56:30,079 --> 02:56:31,080
analyze the reports,

648
02:56:31,614 --> 02:56:32,882
create the journeys, analyze

649
02:56:32,882 --> 02:56:34,584
the journeys day in and day out.

650
02:56:35,351 --> 02:56:37,853
They evolve from that into becoming more

651
02:56:37,853 --> 02:56:40,957
of orchestrators and managers of agents.

652
02:56:41,691 --> 02:56:43,859
I have an AI agent that produces insights

653
02:56:43,859 --> 02:56:46,062
far faster and far

654
02:56:46,062 --> 02:56:47,430
more efficient than the

655
02:56:47,430 --> 02:56:48,497
human being go into

656
02:56:48,497 --> 02:56:49,565
querying some databases.

657
02:56:50,499 --> 02:56:52,234
And I have an AI agent that can produce

658
02:56:52,234 --> 02:56:54,303
dozens and hundreds of

659
02:56:54,303 --> 02:56:56,772
audiences and campaigns within

660
02:56:56,939 --> 02:56:57,239
minutes.

661
02:56:57,940 --> 02:56:59,875
My job as a marketer is to apply the

662
02:56:59,875 --> 02:57:00,977
judgment that says, "What

663
02:57:00,977 --> 02:57:03,212
objectives do I need to make

664
02:57:03,279 --> 02:57:05,281
and what campaigns matter and which

665
02:57:05,281 --> 02:57:07,450
insights actually matter

666
02:57:07,450 --> 02:57:08,784
for my business right now

667
02:57:09,285 --> 02:57:11,787
so I can steer those agents into

668
02:57:11,787 --> 02:57:13,789
producing the right stuff?"

669
02:57:14,523 --> 02:57:15,625
All right, and when I get an email

670
02:57:15,625 --> 02:57:16,926
template produced by AI,

671
02:57:17,893 --> 02:57:19,495
the human has to apply their

672
02:57:19,595 --> 02:57:22,198
taste and say, "This is

673
02:57:22,198 --> 02:57:24,433
almost great, but you know what?

674
02:57:24,433 --> 02:57:25,935
I need to change some layout here.

675
02:57:25,935 --> 02:57:27,570
I need to change some wording there

676
02:57:27,570 --> 02:57:28,671
because my brand in this

677
02:57:28,671 --> 02:57:29,972
region, we want to save this

678
02:57:29,972 --> 02:57:30,206
thing."

679
02:57:30,906 --> 02:57:31,741
It's becoming really good

680
02:57:31,741 --> 02:57:33,342
in following instructions.

681
02:57:33,843 --> 02:57:35,444
And I give it context and it produces

682
02:57:35,444 --> 02:57:37,613
email templates that are almost there.

683
02:57:38,114 --> 02:57:38,981
Right a year ago, they

684
02:57:38,981 --> 02:57:41,017
were like, "Great demoware.

685
02:57:41,384 --> 02:57:42,818
I can produce an HTML email.

686
02:57:43,119 --> 02:57:44,920
Looks great, but it's not really useful."

687
02:57:45,521 --> 02:57:46,422
And AI has evolved and

688
02:57:46,422 --> 02:57:47,523
it's now almost there.

689
02:57:47,990 --> 02:57:50,226
But this last mile is

690
02:57:50,226 --> 02:57:53,596
really hard for AI to cover.

691
02:57:54,196 --> 02:57:55,498
And I think this is the place where

692
02:57:55,498 --> 02:57:56,298
marketers still need to

693
02:57:56,298 --> 02:57:57,600
apply their judgment and taste,

694
02:57:58,100 --> 02:57:59,468
but they have more leverage.

695
02:58:00,036 --> 02:58:01,437
They can move faster and they can

696
02:58:01,437 --> 02:58:02,938
orchestrate agents that do

697
02:58:02,938 --> 02:58:05,007
most of the grunt work for

698
02:58:05,007 --> 02:58:05,274
them.

699
02:58:06,208 --> 02:58:08,411
And we are building our products to

700
02:58:08,411 --> 02:58:10,680
facilitate this idea of

701
02:58:10,680 --> 02:58:12,648
you have all these AI agents,

702
02:58:13,315 --> 02:58:14,383
you need to understand what they're

703
02:58:14,383 --> 02:58:16,318
doing, give them the rules,

704
02:58:16,318 --> 02:58:17,119
give them the instructions,

705
02:58:17,386 --> 02:58:19,989
give them the guardrails, and see the

706
02:58:19,989 --> 02:58:21,323
results, apply judgment,

707
02:58:21,957 --> 02:58:23,659
and use your taste as a human

708
02:58:23,659 --> 02:58:25,494
being to iterate on that.

709
02:58:25,494 --> 02:58:27,096
And this is kind of how we built AI

710
02:58:27,096 --> 02:58:29,398
Decisioning Studio and the

711
02:58:29,398 --> 02:58:30,366
way that we're building the

712
02:58:30,366 --> 02:58:33,135
interface for our AI assistants to help

713
02:58:33,135 --> 02:58:35,071
facilitate the production

714
02:58:35,071 --> 02:58:37,940
of stuff while you still have

715
02:58:37,940 --> 02:58:38,908
to apply your judgment

716
02:58:38,908 --> 02:58:40,943
and taste on top of that.

717
02:58:41,644 --> 02:58:43,512
Cai, it all sounds very exciting, but

718
02:58:43,512 --> 02:58:45,448
unfortunately, we've run out of time.

719
02:58:46,749 --> 02:58:47,717
We can geek out on these

720
02:58:47,717 --> 02:58:48,984
things forever, I know.

721
02:58:48,984 --> 02:58:49,585
Yeah, absolutely.

722
02:58:50,019 --> 02:58:52,521
But we will continue to be looking at

723
02:58:52,521 --> 02:58:53,889
Optimum and Optimum AI

724
02:58:53,889 --> 02:58:55,357
and the evolution of AI in

725
02:58:55,357 --> 02:58:55,691
general.

726
02:58:56,125 --> 02:58:57,993
Thank you very much, Cai Frank, SVP of

727
02:58:57,993 --> 02:59:00,062
Product and GM of Americas for Optimum.

728
02:59:00,262 --> 02:59:02,364
So that's all for today's episode.

729
02:59:02,598 --> 02:59:03,365
Thank you very much, Cai.

730
02:59:03,365 --> 02:59:04,366
Thank you very much for having me.

731
02:59:04,700 --> 02:59:05,067
Yeah, of course.

732
02:59:05,301 --> 02:59:06,435
Thank you very much, Naeem McDonald, for

733
02:59:06,435 --> 02:59:07,503
producing this episode and

734
02:59:07,503 --> 02:59:09,038
the team here at SVC Summit

735
02:59:09,038 --> 02:59:09,438
Americas.

736
02:59:09,939 --> 02:59:11,273
I'm Fernando Nott, and to our listeners

737
02:59:11,273 --> 02:59:12,775
out there, we'll see you in the next one.

738
02:59:13,008 --> 02:59:13,209
Goodbye.