This article breaks down four problems that marketers face right now and how AI is already solving them. The difference today ...

From P&G to Verizon, a growing list of brands are turning to generative and agentic AI to cut costs, streamline production and potentially rethink how they work with agencies.

That’s the power of agentic AI: It scales intuition, turning raw data into human-like responsiveness. Used responsibly, it ...

And now is the time for marketing leaders to expand their existing skill set and develop their AI intuition—when to use it, when to lose it—to make the most of AI’s transformative power and deliver ...

By the end of 2026, the most successful marketers will have at least one AI-assisted, multi-agent workflow they use daily.

The two dominant emotions surrounding AI in marketing today are hype and anxiety. But we’re entering a new era – one built not only on automation but also on orchestration and intelligence. Agentic AI ...

Luxury Presence has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to automate digital marketing for real estate agents. The system — called the Autonomous AI Marketing Team — includes four ...

AI won’t replace marketers, but it will replace bad marketing. What stands out now is authentic storytelling, creativity and strategy that algorithms alone can’t replicate. Good marketers thrive by ...

On Wednesday, Bluefish, an AI marketing platform that helps advertisers understand and refine how they’re showing up in AI queries, announced $20 million in series A funding. The round, which brings ...

How consumer trust in AI marketing is shaped by culture, transparency, and emotion, and what brands need to get right in different markets. This edited excerpt is from Ethical AI in Marketing by ...

No VC. No ads. Just product. While Silicon Valley startups torch millions chasing vanity metrics, Ken Choi and the team at Kuse.ai took a different approach. At just 21, Choi walked out of college to ...

Ultimately, we’ll have to see if experiments in anti-AI marketing yield any real returns. Still, I suspect that the more Wall Street and the C-suite opine about the brilliance of AI and its boundless ...