Omar Oakes and Hamish Nicklin debate for and against the prompt: “AI means you don’t need human creativity in ads anymore. You come to a media owner or platform, you tell them your objective, connect your bank account, and everything is done for you.”
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In the first episode of a new mini-series, Omar Oakes and Hamish Nicklin debate for and against Block CEO Jack Dorsey’s claim that AI will replace most white collar jobs, and that this will occur faster than anyone thinks.
In a new mini-series, former Media Leader editor-in-chief Omar Oakes is joined by former Dentsu International CEO, now AI strategist Hamish Nicklin to argue over the impacts AI is having on the creative industries.
The Guardian’s director of advertising and football special projects editor unpack the major threads of this year’s World Cup, both as a commercial opportunity, and an editorial one.
UM’s global brand president discusses the media agency’s media planning proposition, the value of agency brands, and how she has navigated her team through the transition from Interpublic Group to Omnicom Group.
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BBC iPlayer general manager Kerensa Samanidis sits down with Jack Benjamin to discuss the BBC’s charter review, how it’s positioning itself to compete against global streamers, and the importance of producing homegrown content.