Can the 25-54 viewers predict new tech adoption?

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Cultural velocity? Trying to predict if the 25-54 age group who watch premium cable business channels in the US (CNBC and Fox Business) can predict technology and the use of new media tools, such as AI video tools like Midjourney.

The formula?

EV (electric vehicles) per 1000 population x 25-54 age group

Conclusions?

  1. Metro areas in the US with a high media 25-54 age group who watch CNBC and Fox Business cable channels use new content creator tools faster
  2. Dark pool metros means a higher cultural velocity as it proves that more technology and media content creator tools are being used and
  3. one GeoAI layer that helps companies like Tesla figure out which cities to place new showrooms, Pika Labs for predicting which countries will create native video trailers (just in time for the FIFA World Cup in 2026), HeyGen for its geo adapted avatars, AMD trying to predict where to place their GPUs (regional entertainment options) and NVIDIA’s Omniverse (spatial CI for virtual production)
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