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Walmart lets AI agents buy within a $50 or $100 cap
Walmart just opened a gated door for AI shopping agents: separate profiles, customer-set limits like $50 or $100, and rules that can block rule-breakers.
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Jio Story: A Dal Question Becomes Every Home’s AI Habit
A familiar kitchen question shows how 5G, cloud and AI Everywhere for Everyone become everyday habits, not abstract tech.
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42 ads to find one winner: Cuttable relaunches AI ads that learn
Cuttable's $20M Series A relaunch turns past ad performance into the next campaign. Its data: brands need about 42 ads to find one that works.
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ChatGPT Ads expands to 89 countries and 100K advertisers
OpenAI expanded ChatGPT Ads to 26 more countries, taking the ad surface to 89 markets and a cumulative 100,000 advertisers. Here's what marketers need to know.
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100,000 ChatGPT advertisers face default ad rewrites
OpenAI is switching on creative enhancements for ChatGPT ads by default, letting copy, images, languages and URLs change without approval.
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Google gives PMax advertisers 6 weeks to opt back out
New Performance Max campaigns will extract landing page images by default even if account-level Dynamic Images is off. Six weeks to fix your payloads.
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Agency Claims AI Ads Convert 20% Higher in Meta Case Study
Meta has published Nest Commerce's claim that AI-made ads convert 20% better. We unpack the missing period, baseline and controls.
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What Mummy’s Dal Question Teaches Marketers About AI
5G, cloud and AI Everywhere explained through a familiar request: Mummy asking for a dal recipe, and the marketing habits behind it.
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89% of U.S. Adults Worry About AI, Yet 55% Use It Weekly
New YouGov data shows 89% of U.S. adults have at least one AI worry, yet 55% still use AI tools weekly. Here's how to build content that closes the trust gap.
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Jio Story: The Future, Explained as a Dal Query
How Jio's 5G, cloud and AI Everywhere for Everyone turns a mother's dal question into the clearest marketing brief: sell the task, not the tech.
