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AI agents amplify bad audience data, warns Skydeo’s Mallory Gray

AI agents won’t replace human research—they depend on the quality of audience data they process. Mallory Gray, creative director at Skydeo, argues that while agents analyze thousands of signals faster than humans, they don’t improve targeting if the input data is flawed. Skydeo claims its platform draws from 1.4 trillion data points across 320 million people, but Gray warns that brands risk…

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  • AI agents scale data processing but don’t fix poor-quality audience inputs, per Skydeo’s Mallory Gray
  • Skydeo’s platform uses 1.4 trillion data points across 320M people, but Gray warns flawed data compounds errors
  • Marketers should audit data sources, track prompt relevance, and maintain human oversight to avoid automation pitfalls

Gray compares today’s AI obsession to the 2010s DMP era, where third-party data scaling failed due to inaccuracies. She advises marketers to audit their data sources, track prompt relevance over citation counts, and ensure human oversight before scaling AI-driven campaigns. Without this, she says, brands may see rising output without meaningful results.

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AI Agents Won’t Fix Bad Audience Data, They’ll Amplify It via @sejournal, @gregjarboe

Search Engine Journal · 25 September 2026

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