Automation follows rules you set.AI learns and adapts, making smarter, personalized decisions on its own.How is AI different from traditional types of marketing automation tools?
That is the idea, but personally I've not seen this put in to practice to the extent you're describing. The reason probably is context window limitations.Traditional setups are mostly rule-based – you set the triggers, they follow. AI takes it further by learning from data, predicting user behavior, and optimizing campaigns in real-time. It's about adaptive intelligence versus static rules. Think of it as evolving smarts versus predefined steps.
I don't think it's different, it an add on to marketing automation tools.How is AI different from traditional types of marketing automation tools?