The model is free.
Intelligence is becoming a commodity. Where the advantage moves: data, ontology, and the configuration of agents.
I talk to executives about what AI actually changes in marketing and growth: the mechanism, the economics, and what leaders must do next. No snake oil.
Intelligence is becoming a commodity. Where the advantage moves: data, ontology, and the configuration of agents.
Customer journeys directed by AI rather than search, and why brand power endures through the shift.
Rebuilding creative production around data culture, so creatives treat data as fuel rather than a constraint.
Why billing for human hours is at odds with AI, and what a business model priced on measured outcomes looks like.
A fireside with Cecilia Dones (3 Standard Deviations) comparing how brands are really using AI in media and creative, and what publishers need to understand about how buying decisions are now made.
With Cecilia Dones (3 Standard Deviations). Michael was then advising Bain & Company.
How intelligent systems are reshaping brand-building, from internal enablement to external activation.
With Anna Magzanyan (LA Times Studios, moderator), Ganesha Rasiah (HP Inc) and Patrick Marzullo (Coinbase).
Strategies for closing the gap between creative intuition and data intelligence.
With Anna Magzanyan (LA Times Studios), Neeti Mehta Shukla (Automation Anywhere) and Naomi Morenzoni (Salesforce).
Michael Cohen is CEO of Sentient Motion, a growth partner for marketing and sales teams that pairs AI products with senior judgment and ties its fees to measured results. An economist and former marketing-science professor at NYU Stern, he has spent more than a decade building prediction systems for marketing, including AIOS at Plus Company, where he served as Global Chief Data & Analytics Officer. He has advised Bain & Company on marketing applications of AI, writes for the LA Times, AdAge, and CMSWire, and has spoken at Cannes Lions, the World Economic Forum in Davos, ANA Masters of Marketing, and AdWeek.