Name
Winning B2B brand attention in the age of AI: The more buyers use AI, the more brands need human-created distinctiveness
Date & Time
Wednesday, July 1, 2026, 12:05 PM - 12:35 PM
Tom Golland Renata Florio
Description

GRAND HALL 1
In the age of AI-assisted buying, brands must be more distinctive because AI can only recommend meaningful difference when that difference is clearly expressed. But the deepest forms of distinctiveness still come from uniquely human imagination, creativity and the discovery of a competitively differentiating human truth that a brand is able to live up to every day.
Gravity’s presentation will examine how AI is reshaping B2B decision-making, why this increases the commercial value of brand distinctiveness, and why the strongest competitive signals still originate in human insight rather than machine logic. The audience will gain a clearer understanding of how distinctive brands are created by identifying a core human truth, embedding it in strategy, culture and customer experience, and expressing it in ways that both people and AI can recognise, trust and act on. Gravity will offer a perspective on why the future belongs to brands that are AI-legible, but human-made and felt.

What will you learn? 
• How, as AI reshapes B2B buying behaviour, brand positioning strategy is a key commercial weapon for vendors   
• Why AI-assisted procurement increases the need for meaningful brand distinctiveness
• Why the strongest competitive signals will continue to originate from human insight, not machine logic
• How to build a brand that is AI-legible, human-made and deeply felt by buyers

Key take away for attendees
The brands that win in the age of AI are those built on a distinctive human truth - one that both people and AI can recognise, trust, and act on.

Location Name
BRAND - Grand Hall 1
Full Address
Convene Sancroft
Sancroft, Rose St, Paternoster Sq.
London London EC4M 7DQ
United Kingdom
Session Sponsor
Gravity Global
Session Type
Presentation