Sujoy Mukherjee
Dec 19, 2024

Blessings wrapped in curses in the age of AI

AI is here and is willing to learn. Perhaps, we, in advertising and marketing, can learn from it too, says Thought Blurb Communications' senior creative director.

Could author Jack London’s typewriter, infused with AI, craft an essay that imitated his own writing style?

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