7 Ad Tech Veterans Who Have Founded Their Own AI Startups
As AI sweeps the tech landscape, new startups continue to emerge. Here are seven former ad tech execs’ thoughts on best AI practices and starting their own companies.
As AI sweeps the tech landscape, new startups continue to emerge. Here are seven former ad tech execs’ thoughts on best AI practices and starting their own companies.
Optable introduced AI agents this week, allowing clients to improve their workflows with the help of AI and integrate with multiple tech platforms.
On Wednesday, Amazon introduced an agentic AI tool that brings all the image, video and audio generation capabilities of the company’s Creative Studio into its ad platform creative setup.
On Tuesday, video advertising platform Pixability launched its own agentic product, which will help marketers more quickly identify and target scalable audience segments on YouTube.
Spotlight recently partnered with Cheil UK to help the agency give its clients better insights that they can use to stand out in AI search.
Wondercraft’s new tool generates and revises audio content via natural language prompting, without the need for advanced technical skills.
A recently proposed Senate bill seeks to determine fair use cases for LLMs training on personal data and copyrighted material, along with the penalties for misuse.
When used strategically, AI can produce content on par with the quality of marketers’ work. What does that mean for the job market?
Carat is using “people-powered” AI to build agents that understand how to best reach specific audience personas.
The rapid evolution of generative AI technology has created uncertainty between brands and their agencies. But finding answers can be difficult when advertisers often don’t even know what questions to ask.