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Authentic Memories, Human Responses: A Lesson for Brands from Blade Runner 2049
And how I use Google's Flow to test and learn.
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And how I use Google's Flow to test and learn.
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Why most creative briefs fail to spark creativity and what to do about it.
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How to build an AI-first creative culture without losing your soul.
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Yesterday I posted a short clip of an idea. Levi isn’t my client, and I wasn’t attempting to make any speculative ad or suggest that this was a "Commercial". It was an idea that I wanted to develop. And thank you to that ONE person.-
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Two years ago, I wrote about it. This week, UBS and e27 confirmed it.
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I work in the messy middle between strategy and storytelling, between brand ambition and creative execution, between humans and their machines. That means I spend most of my day hands-on with generative AI tools, trying to bridge a gap that a lot of companies are only just beginning to notice:
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“So, what’s your day rate, and how many days is this project going to take?” Fuck, I hate that equation. And it’s a conversation I am forced to have every time I speak with a prospective client. Once I've overcome the initial hurdles with the project
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A reflection on AI, apathy, and the quiet collapse of creative standards
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How COVID Broke the Agency Leadership Apprentice System, and What Agencies Should Do Now
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Rethinking Talent Strategy in the Age of Speed and AI
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“We create our tools, and then our tools create us.” — Marshall McLuhan For decades, artificial intelligence has been the ultimate plot device - omniscient, ominous, occasionally tender. In films like 2001: A Space Odyssey, Her, or The Matrix, AI serves as both a warning and a wish fulfillment, a means
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But Everything Important Happens When We’re Awake.