When it comes to the creative side of advertising, the promise of artificial intelligence--that it could create ads optimized in every possible way--has mostly been the subject of satire. Twitter gave birth to a meme about forcing bots to watch 1,000 hours of programming to write hilariously flawed (and fictional) scripts, and Burger King took...
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November 19, 2018
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