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James A. Martin

  • Executive Content Marketer, Indeed
San Francisco
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Executive content marketer at @Indeed. Writer. Playwright. Movie buff. Southern by birth, San Franciscan by choice.

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Thinking about upgrading to the newly released iPhone 7 ? You might want to reconsider. Rumor has it that the…

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Guest Post: Why AI will have to be more responsible in 2026

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By James A. Martin
| The French Tech Journal
We know. It’s been a crazy few years in AI. As this very newsletter attests, it’s been hard enough to keep track of the frenetic AI startup fundraising activity in 2025 . But it’s not just startups. This was the year staff worldwide, in companies of all sizes, were given access to corporate LLM accounts with very little guidance on how to use them. At the same time, the risks of unchecked usage of generative and agentic AI became hard to ignore.
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AI Store Fortune

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By James A. Martin
| Medium
Why This Matters More Than Ever Everyone is talking about AI… but very few are turning it into a real business. • 📉 Tired of paying endless AI subscriptions with nothing to show? • 🚪 Lost in the crowd of apps that all look the same? • 💸 Still a user of AI instead of an owner? The truth: The real money in AI is not in using it… but in selling it. And the fastest way to do that is by owning your own branded AI store.
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Gamification at Work: Why Your Employees Want to Play (and Why You Should Let Them)

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By James A. Martin
| Medium
Gamification at Work: Why Your Employees Want to Play (and Why You Should Let Them) In a world where attention spans are shrinking and workplace burnout is on the rise, companies are scrambling for ways to re-engage employees. Enter a surprising solution that’s not new — but finally catching fire: gamification. What if spreadsheets felt like leveling up in a game? What if hitting targets came with rewards, badges, or a leaderboard? It may sound childish — but don’t be so quick to dismiss it.
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