Many marketers have become AI evangelists and believers. Here are 15 AI tools for email marketers to try in 2023. 

Barbara VanDenburgh writes that Mother’s Day emails are pouring in and that “every day for over a month, my inbox has reminded me that my mom is dead." VanDenburgh adds: “Since my mom died in the spring of 2014, I’ve learned to wrap myself in a protective cocoon from the anniversary of her death until Mother’s Day is safely in another year’s rearview mirror.” 

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is warning people to be wary of the negative impacts of AI. It can misuse personal data, and could help scammers generate even more effective scams, he says. 

Email is at the center of most omnichannel outbound marketing platforms. Yet outbound platforms are becoming outdated. Here’s an overview on how it might change. 

Gmail and Outlook are urging consumers to delete emails that ask them to download files or take other actions that could lead to compromise by threat actors. Cyber safety software can act as an extra safety net.   

Email lists degrade fast—almost 25% a year. Here is a plan for making sure your subscribers are real and for improving your email deliverability.

Scammers have sent fake Delta Air Lines emails, asking consumers to fill out a purported survey for high-end gifts. The spam emails also ask for personal information. 

ChatGPT has suffered a data breach via a vulnerability in the Redis open-source library, allowing users to see the chat history of other active users. Security Intelligence writes that this breach is raising security concerns. 

Virtually every industry is trying to embrace AI, and email is no exception. Here are nine ways AI can help you leverage email marketing

Google blocked 1.43 million bad apps from being published in the Play Store in 2022, thanks to its improved security features and app review processes. In addition, it banned 173,000 bad accounts and halted $2 billion in fraudulent or abusive transactions. Here is a report.