The question as to whether AI could assist - or even replace - human creativity has been asked since the invention of the computer. While some creatives embrace the concepts of machine learning, data analysis and adaptive tools to ever increase their capabilities as designers and innovators, others are timid in a bid to keep the purity
As AI forces agencies to question not only how they make the work but where their value really lies, few leaders are pretending to have all the answers. Leith Managing Partner Richard Marsham has been thinking about what that uncertainty means in...
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Most creative agencies treat their talent like battery hens these days. Chained to a Mac, squeezed for every billable minute, and judged entirely by the utilisation rates on a timesheet. Then their management wonders why the work looks tired and the...
Posted by: Simon Manchipp
Not Lesser: What I Learned About Belonging From Being Made to Feel Foreign in My Own Community There's a particular kind of loneliness that doesn't have a name yet - the loneliness of being excluded by people who are supposed to be your people. I...
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Dele Raheem December 14th, 2017, late afternoon
Mind over matter. Will artificial intelligence rule over human intelligence or vice-versa?