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AI’m not crying, you are Young & Rubicam made an ad called ‘Computers Can’t Cry’ back in 1964. To…
“Did the Beatles ever mention television in their songs?” In an article that’s both worrying and funny, Nicholas Carr…
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AI’m not crying, you are Young & Rubicam made an ad called ‘Computers Can’t Cry’ back in 1964. To…
“Did the Beatles ever mention television in their songs?” In an article that’s both worrying and funny, Nicholas Carr…
Stories stir, numbers numb I enjoyed listening to strategist Kevin Chesters talk about crafting stories that drive behaviour change….
“Treat the AI like an infinitely patient research assistant” Sharing a metric tonne of sense, Neil Perkin has some…
Negative social proof We’re a funny bunch of fish, us humans. And Richard Shotton has been reminding us why….
It’s like ray-eee-aaaain A bit like Turkeys voting for Christmas, Microsoft has co-authored a paper showing that using AI…
Prediction Pre-mortems Tim Harford wrote this fascinating piece on the forecasting paradox and “prospective hindsight”. One sentence stood out…
Don’t trust the data Jane Frost, CEO of the Market Research Society, shared some sage words along with Grant…
Well, that went quickly. First week back, so forgive the dustiness. I thought I’d start the year with 9…