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https://jingdaily.com/posts/how-luxury-houses-are-becoming-their-own-film-studios
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How luxury houses are becoming their own film studios | Jing Daily
From Chanel and Saint Laurent to LVMH, luxury brands are no longer content borrowing Hollywood aesthetics — they’re writing their own scripts.
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Rufus Drives 3.5x Higher Conversion on Black Friday | Ian Simpson posted on the topic | LinkedIn
At the National Retail Federation « Big Show, » Google CEO Sundar Pichai and incoming Walmart CEO John Furner announced a partnership that introduces a new AI-driven philosophy for e-commerce, shifting from traditional models to agentic commerce, where AI agents like Google’s Gemini in AI Mode manage the entire shopping journey, from discovery to checkout, using the…
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Fish Food 674: Re-imagining the corporation in the age of AI
The article discusses the evolving corporate landscape, emphasizing the transformation led by AI and innovative organizational structures. It highlights Bill Anderson’s overhaul of Bayer, reducing hierarchical layers to enhance agility and decision-making, while promoting decentralized decision-making and adaptive planning cycles. The future of work, as described, involves AI not as a substitute but as an…
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Beautiful hotel maps
The latest edition of « Hotel Nuggets, » a newsletter for hoteliers, features three main topics: creating beautiful hotel maps quickly with Nano Banana, a tool from Gemini that simplifies the process for free; observations from Guangzhou, China, where a hotel displays a screen showing breakfast crowd levels, exemplifying the country’s effective use of simplified data visualization;…
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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/marc-steimer-796040126_perfect-design-is-dead-ai-killed-it-activity-7416766862060994560-uUoS?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAAQzj_IBWY4MFp0XaB6vIsMznLADGLWsRpg
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Perfect design is dead. AI killed it. Now brands are paying premium prices for work that looks « worse » – grainy videos, hand-drawn illustrations, intentional flaws. Hermès commissioning… | Marc Steimer | 54 comments
The article discusses a shift in design trends where brands are moving away from AI-generated perfection towards embracing human imperfections in their content. With AI saturating the market with flawless imagery, leading brands like Hermès, Microsoft, and Patagonia are opting for grainy videos, hand-drawn illustrations, and raw aesthetics as part of a strategy to create…
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My Base Presentation Deck – January 2026
The article discusses the media industry’s transformation due to generative AI (GenAI), which reduces content creation costs and increases supply, raising questions about where value will accumulate and how companies should adapt. Originally theoretical in 2024, these concerns became more significant by 2025 and are expected to become critical by 2026, prompting various organizations to…
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5 AI Predictions For The New Year
In a conversation with David Doty, David Jones, Founder & CEO of Brandtech, reflects on his 2019 predictions about AI’s transformative impact on marketing and advertising, forecasting a future defined by « the intelligence economy. » By 2026, Jones predicts widespread deployment of generative AI at scale, the rise of AI agents like Amazon’s Rufus, and a…
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https://www.thedrum.com/opinion/rory-sutherland-our-favorite-marketing-tools-can-be-dangerous-the-wrong-hands
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