AI

Parenting isn’t done in isolation – as a parent, you rely on family, schools, and communities to help raise your children. AI is similar: businesses should rely on partnerships: consultancies, open-source communities, and collaborations to build robust AI systems that deliver lasting competitive advantage and grow with a company’s evolving needs.

Going forward into 2025, advertisers won’t care whether a piece of content appears on YouTube, Netflix, Hulu or Prime, as long as they can access and take advantage of a video’s data.

By Andy Rowe, Chief Marketing Sciences Officer at RAPP In the global marketing landscape, we all know the frustration: a beautifully crafted campaign, designed with care at the central level, gets lost in translation when rolled out across regions. What works brilliantly in one market might barely register in another, and before you know it,…

Ultimately, as LLMs advance, intelligence itself is becoming a commodity. For businesses seeking competitive advantage, the key differentiator will be about using GenUI to shape that commodity to solve the right problem in the right way.

How we determine what’s truly important will shape the future of how we interact with information — and each other.

Whether in the fast-paced world of casinos or in the wide landscapes of open-world video games, AI influences how players interact with the games and the systems that run them

If we are willing to accept that AI, even in its most advanced applications, remains bound to some knowledge, without intentionality or understanding of causality, it is mandatory to ask: what are the limits of AI’s epistemic capabilities?

For now, Generative AI provides an easy solution to teams struggling with budgets and resources. It can do the legwork, be a fountain of ideas and knowledge, and offer scale to companies that could never afford to achieve it manually.

In the always-evolving domain of digital media, where the potential for mismatches between ad content and the environment that surrounds it has exploded, ensuring ad compliance and brand safety have never been more vital.

The robots are coming but whether they will be more like Rosie from the Jetsons or Arnold as the Terminator depends, in large part, on us humans coalescing and putting our considerable buying power and weight behind protecting and supporting our very human IP whether it be written articles, video, artistic content or brand assets.