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In our lifetime, our media landscape has changed dramatically.
When we were young, we remember a small set of channels on TV and everyone watched the same thing. The internet was in its infancy and ads were scarce. Movies were seen in the theatre and then rented at Blockbuster. There was choice, but not a ton of it. You often had the same media diet as your neighbors and friends. You could wrap your arms around the set of options and you knew which sources were reputable.
Today, the media landscape is radically different. Not only has the content available through traditional channels exploded (it feels like there are exponentially more tv channels, movies released, and ad spots available), but new channels have emerged. Social media, streaming, and video platforms provide us with more content each day than we could conceivable consume in our entire lifetime. We rely on algorithms to cut through the noise and surface the stuff we want to see.
And now, Generative AI is ushering in a new era of media, one where the sheer volume of content will explode again. In this new era, advertisers need to find new ways for their creative to breakthrough, tv and film studios need to leverage new innovation in their creative process while telling stories that resonate with an increasingly diverse set of communities, and we all need better algorithms to find the quality out of the quantity.
At Alltold, we’re building the technology we all need in this new era of media.
Founded by Responsible AI experts from Google
Morgan Gregory, CEO
Morgan spent 10+ leading strategy and operations for fortune 500 companies at BCG, for Google Cloud’s Office of the CTO, and for Google Research’s Humans & Interactions group. She has an MBA from MIT and a B.Sc. in CS from UBC. Her passion for making media better began when she had her first daughter and through reading children’s books realized what a powerful force media is in shaping hearts and minds.
Kree Cole-McLaughlin, CTO
Kree has 20+ years of engineering experience, including 8+ years at Google building pipelines and Responsible AI models to understand people in media. He was a PhD candidate in Math at UCLA and has a B.Sc. in Math from the U of Utah. His passion for understanding the impact of media really took off during his time at Google Research while collaborating with experts on problems at the intersection of AI and media.