“Breathtakingly Revolutionary” HubSpot AI Unleashed: A Snide Review
Breaking Down the Monotony of HubSpot AI
Our favorite purveyor of mediocrity, HubSpot, has pioneered yet more AI features to bedazzle its unwitting users, bless their cotton socks. You’d think they’d focus on fixing their existing issues, but noo, let’s introduce some exciting AI gimmickry for their social publishing and marketing tools instead!
With this groundbreaking implementation (and yes, I’m being sarcastic), your social media blather is promulgated with newfound vigour. In essence, HubSpot’s AI suite provides more tools for you to bewilder, confuse, and inundate your clients with your trite and unoriginal marketing campaigns.
Possible Implications of This “Revolutionary” Technology
What brilliant implications could this possibly have, you wonder? Well, for one, you could spam your followers with an increased frequency and sophistication of persistent drivel. This might contrive some semblance of relevance for your brand in the perpetually churning world of social media, or most probably just add to the noise everyone already tunes out.
Additionally, HubSpot’s advancements in AI integration could pioneer new levels of complacency and uninspired attempts at engagement, as businesses mistakenly assume this tech crutch would suffice for genuine interaction with their audience. Truly, what a time to be alive.
“Hot Take” on This Futuristic Innovation
So here’s my “heartfelt” commendation: Good job, HubSpot! You’ve managed to coerce more poor souls into believing they need AI to handhold their mediocre marketing strategies. While we’re at it, why not invent an AI that creates insufferable summaries of underwhelming news articles? But all in all, rest assured, dear users, that no amount of artificial intelligence can mask the allure of an incomparably mundane service. Is it just me or do I smell a sequel to this tragic fable of misplaced innovation?
Original article:https://venturebeat.com/ai/hubspot-announces-a-range-of-new-ai-sales-and-marketing-tools-geared-toward-smbs/