How do humans and machines work as an effective team when running Google App campaigns?
Machines can provide very detailed reporting, while humans handle the majority of optimization tasks.
Humans can verify creative assets made by machines, saving time in the process.
Humans can monitor reports exclusively, while letting machine learning handle everything else.
Humans and machines have complementary skill sets.
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Humans and machines have complementary skill sets.
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