
Report Card
A Tale of Two AI Courses
One thing I learned about "Intro to AI" courses—no two are the same.
Report Card
One thing I learned about "Intro to AI" courses—no two are the same.
Grudge Match
AI-fueled outreach is more powerful than ever. So are the defenses trying to stop it. What happens next?
The Bigger Question
What if Amazon’s new voice assistant is so good, we stop questioning AI?
Crystal Ball
Adobe’s Scott Belsky offers a sobering glimpse into the future of AI and creative work.
Plot Twist
How ex-reporters and newsletter renegades are rewriting the rules of marketing.
Wait For it
A marketer's perspective on the latest “all sizzle and no steak” AI announcement.
Reviewed
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Join next-gen marketers and brands moving at the speed of AI with a weekly roundup of news, reviews, and unfiltered insights.
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Women fought for decades to lead in marketing. But will the AI revolution erase their hard-earned gains?
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DeepSeek has thrown down the gauntlet. But the real story isn't about AI.
Every agency should be using AI for content creation. But should they tell clients?
As China's AI contender dominates headlines, it's time to consider the real price of fast, cheap, and easy AI.
Technological shifts don't always favor the biggest players—they favor those who adapt the fastest. But will the underdogs seize the moment?
The promise of AI-driven personalization is huge. But brands are stumbling into a precarious paradox: The more they lean into it, the less they stand out.
Marketing departments that once thrived on creative intuition now run on dashboards. But next-generation brands are thinking different.