2026 / Editorial
The prompt budget is not the production budget.
More routes can mean more review. A practical way to price the decisions that turn generated material into an approved campaign.
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New work, industry moves, and the arguments worth bringing into the room.
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2026 / Editorial
More routes can mean more review. A practical way to price the decisions that turn generated material into an approved campaign.
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2026 / News & opinion
A technology campaign chooses people as its subject. That does not make the tools irrelevant; it gives them a job.
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2026 / News & opinion
Very’s autumn campaign makes a case for recognizable brand codes—and for being precise about what a production announcement actually proves.
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2026 / News & opinion
Dentsu’s 2026 releases move AI advertising from creative assistance toward audience simulation, conversational discovery and platform-specific media activation; the useful question is what remains measurable and human-owned.
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2025 / Archive opinion
Dove’s Real Beauty work asks creative teams to think about the environment around the image, not only the image itself.
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2024 / Archive opinion
Nike’s A.I.R. process puts a neglected part of AI production back on the timesheet: deciding what should not survive.
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2023 / Archive opinion
A branded generator is only the beginning. What happens to somebody’s contribution is the real invitation.
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2022 / Archive opinion
Heinz’s ketchup experiment is a reminder to start with an asset people already recognize.
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2018 / Archive opinion
Looking back at Lexus’s AI-written advert: authorship is only useful when it names the actual work.
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