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What can humans do better than AI when it comes to naming companies and products (at least for now)? It’s deceptively simple. It’s just a name, right? You need a word (or a mash-up of words) that has something to do with what sets your company apart. Just brainstorm and ask ChatGPT or Claude for help. (Pre-GenAI, you probably consulted a thesaurus.) But AI can’t tell you why humans think the exact same food tastes different depending on the vowel in its name, or why some vowels connote how close or far away something is. Or why a name will work in some countries but be the wrong choice for others. There's something called sound symbolism and it's backed up by scientific evidence that we humans unknowingly attach intrinsic meaning to certain letters and speech sounds — and it’s not limited to the English language. And it matters because there's so much hype and fear around AI, you need your name to land with the right emotional resonance. And be relevant long after the hype has died down. That's why AI startups seeking to make a name for themselves (pun intended) should take a beat and understand the nuances and complexity behind choosing a name. I was fortunate to work with David Placek and Lexicon Branding (the agency Febreze, Sonos, Azure, Oculus Go) to name Mineral, part of Mitratech and learn the art and science behind naming. Their recent study on what consumers and developers think about AI is informing their agency's AI naming strategy. It's a fascinating and informative read -- especially for those who must rely on themselves to get it done. If you’re in the process of naming something — even if it’s not AI-related — you’ll learn a lot from this article, as well as the other Digiday interview with David linked from this article. If you are in a position to work with Lexicon, I highly recommend it (though they might be kinda busy right now).
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If you are launching a new AI product or company, consider these strategies based on research we conducted among consumers and developers. Creating AI brand names require a different approach - read on to learn why:
For this week's Digiday AI Briefing, I spoke with Lexicon founder and CEO David Placek about AI naming strategies. When I first interviewed David in December for my story about name trends, he explained why his agency was avoiding choosing names for AI companies and products that felt too human, too silly or too friendly. Now we had another great talk about the emotions, industries, capabilities and risks that U.S. and German consumers and developers associate with AI. For context, Placek and his agency have spent decades creating countless tech brand names that are now iconic. Along with many tech brands — Blackberry Powerbook, Sonos and Azure — they've also came up with numerous names ranging from cleaning products to cars: Febreze, Swiffer, Subaru Forrester, Nissan Rogue, Tidal, Xbox Live and dozens of others. A glimpse at Lexicon's initial findings: • 52% of respondents said using AI made them feel "empowered" • 40% said AI made them feel "smart" • Between 13% and 16% mentioned using AI made them feel “energized,” “happy,” “excited” or “delighted” • Only 9% said they felt “joyful,” “relaxed” or “calm.” • Just 9% chose “responsible,” and just 8% chose “safe” or “secure.” • About half said they perceived AI as “powerful,” “innovative” and “efficient." Read more about the research, my interview with David and last week's news. #AI #Branding #GenerativeAI #Marketing #advertising
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