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We mentioned the black box. The quality of the data the AI models are being trained on, it's still kind of unclear, right? Is this great data that the AI model is being trained on? Is it patient data representing enough of a sample and an accurate sample that we can trust this tech from a clinical perspective? (13:45):.

African-American kids, their share participating in sports fell 10 points from 45 to 35%. Hispanic rates fell four points to 37 and white kids participation from 44 to 41. Asian and Pacific Islander rates ticked up a tiny bit. That was the only group to tick up by one point. So down across the board for most of those groups but mainly minorities and boys.

The animals most people think of as panthers are in fact either black leopards in Africa or Asia, or black jaguars in South America. Max Willens:. Whoa. Marcus Johnson:. I blame The Jungle Book because what the hell is Bagheera? Max Willens:. What indeed. Marcus Johnson:. Just living a lie. Soul tone, anyway. Max Willens:. That's crazy. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, I know.

Black. Marcus Johnson (02:40):. Madness. How do you do it? Jasmine, what about you? Jasmine Enberg (02:44):. Iced coffee with oat milk every day. Marcus Johnson (02:47):. Oh, fancy. And then Aashish, final question. Best movie that you recently watched from your childhood. Something you watched during your childhood, which you love, and you recently rewatched it. Aashish Takkala (02:59):.

Smart Performance鈥檚 results come out of a black box, but they measure up: Smart Performance Campaigns were 26% more efficient on a cost-per-acquisition basis, according to an A/B test conducted by Tinuiti. Publishers are getting a taste, finally.

Black on black? Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf:. ... most-loved fashion trend is flannel shirts-. Max Willens:. Black on black. Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf:. ... and graphic tees. Bomber jackets. Marcus Johnson:. I own a flannel. Oh. Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf:. Yeah. So, I feel like the top three are pretty solid. And leggings are number four, which personally I'm into leggings.

Black. Marcus Johnson:. Black is second. Oscar Orozco:. White? Marcus Johnson:. And white is first, yeah. 26% say white. 22% say black. Gray, oh, 18%. So if you count up white, black, gray, silver, blue and red, you account for 96% of the most popular car colors. Humans are so-. Oscar Orozco:. So boring. Marcus Johnson:. -boring. It's awful. I'm surprised.

Among non-white consumers, ownership is lowest among Black consumers (54%). And only 46% of consumers with less than 拢15,000 ($18,484) in annual household income have a card, versus 82% with at least 拢50,000 ($61,612). Cash remains critical to financial inclusion. The opportunity: Cash was used for 拢49.25 billion ($60.69 billion) in UK retail payments in 2021.

It goes from 20 to 400 distinct chess positions after white goes, and then black goes. After white goes again, there are 5,000. After black goes again, there are tens of thousands. And by the fifth move in the game, in the whole game, there are potential one million variations of the board. Max Willens:. This makes me feel a lot better about deciding to stop playing chess.

So the human brain can kind of be a black box in a way as well. We make a lot of our decisions based on intuition. Rob Rubin (09:41):. Right. Jacob Bourne (09:41):. So there's that aspect as well. Rob Rubin (09:43):.

So even though you've got the growth here in the low, mid, but basically low single digits going forward, about 3 to 4% growth in out-of-home ad spending each of the next couple of years, and digital being a huge driver for that, that's still in the black.

I personally thought it was surreal and it felt more like I was watching the start of a episode of Black Mirror than a real life sporting event. Rahul Chadha:. What this made me think of was when, and I wasn't actually born then, but in 1977 Evel Knievel tried to jump over the Snake River Canyon when strapped to a rocket. And yeah, it was like a morbid spectacle and that's what drew people.

It's very difficult to measure your digital investment with your in-store sales, particularly when you're a CPG brand that's coming through a retailer and that sort of a black box. That is one of the struggles of marketers is justifying their digital investments.

Yeah, and I think the conversational element of Generative AI is interesting because it's ability to change search, so if you're searching for something, you'd have to say, I want a pair of black trousers. Whereas if you can have more of a conversation about it, I want a pair of trousers. Describe the field, describe the width.

Doctors are still puzzled about why a certain kind of dementia hits black people way harder and way more aggressively than white people. But the fact is, they've only studied mostly white people. They need to get more black people into these studies, and given how specific some of these conditions are that they're trying to study, that in itself is a tough lift. Marcus (09:40):.

The black was already sold out, and so I ended up going to Target and they had it in the right color, and so I bought it there. I didn't care why I bought it was the same price. Marcus Johnson:. Same item, same price. That's fair. What's one way that brands and competitors can maximize Prime Day sales impact? Andrew Lipsman:. You mentioned Walmart.

As Cyber Monday rages on, let鈥檚 take a look at what鈥檚 already happened over the course of the Cyber Five weekend and what it means for both retail media networks and advertisers alike.

31% of US internet users will shop this Black Friday. The same amount will also shop Cyber Monday, according to Deloitte.

Ross, I'm curious too, is the black box nature of programmatic mean that people might just be making programmatic ad buys and not aware that their ads are ending up on billboards? Ross Benes:. No, I don't think that's happening as much. I mean, programmatic out-of-home is very tiny. Most out-of-home is still not bought that way.

There's this black box element to it. Marcus Johnson (13:54):. Yeah. Yeah. Grace, it's interesting because I've never really... We've been so conditioned to type something into whatever and get an instant response. And it wasn't until I was reading an article by Matteo Wong of the basically saying, "Well, how powerful can LLM's, large language models be when you give them time to think?"

That's starting, not visiting at all, but starting their shopping on social platforms going up across the board to the detriment, as you can see from a chart of Amazon and Google according to these numbers from Jungle Scout, the red bar show 2022, the black ones show the next year 2023. So the change from red to black and social commerce, yeah, people seem to be starting there more and more often.

The internal mechanics of how an AI model arrives at those answers aren't visible, leading many researchers to describe them as black box systems.". And she cites Peter Lee, President of Microsoft Research. She says, "The unknowns about what happens in a large language model between input and output echo observations in other areas of science where there is an inexplicable middle, as it's called.".

They were struggling, but their operating income, it's in the black again. So that's positive for ESPN. Also, interesting to see that they'll probably add fantasy to this, fantasy sports to this channel as well, Ross, because like I said, they're going to be having ESPN BET available through this standalone product. I'm sure they'll throw fantasy in there as well.