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.
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The latest IPA Bellwether reported a net balance of 4.5% of firms upwardly revising their media budgets in Q1, driven by growth in online and video advertising.
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The CEO of True & North shares his observations and the experimental approach his company is taking to work with and integrate AI into everyday workflows.
Brands are no longer competing for clicks; they are competing to be selected, interpreted, and recommended by AI systems. LiveRamp’s Luke Fenney offers advice for an agentic future.
Talk to a broadcaster about programmatic, and four objections come up time and again. The Trade Desk’s Theo Luke looks at each in turn.
Media leaders answer a trio of questions about what AI applications are actually proving value, what are mostly just hype, and how they might cause working practices to change.
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Share of Model helps measure how often AI mentions and describes a brand, product, or attribute, and in what terms. Jellyfish’s senior media director offers advice on how to use it to rethink search.
The CEO of Particular Audience examines the background to the ongoing legal dispute between Amazon and the Gen AI engine Perplexity, and its implications for the future.
