Here comes an AI advertising campaign that could ruffle some feathers in Hollywood. AI text-to-video platform OpenArt AI is launching ads in AMC movie theaters in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York this week to promote its Director product, the company exclusively told CMO Insider. The push also includes billboards in those cities, as
After the success of the Pokémon GO (POGO) anniversary in Melbourne, I’m excited about IRL POGO events. The next big real-world adventure is coming to Queensland, with Pokémon GO City Safari: Brisbane officially scheduled for later this year. Whether you’re a local Brisbane trainer or looking for the perfect excuse to plan an interstate trip,
Canva co-founder Cameron Adams said there’s a way to get employees to stop worrying about AI: force them to use a specific AI tool. In an interview with Rapid Response published Tuesday, Adams said his staff can choose whichever AI tool they want. The interview was filmed during the Cannes Lions festival last month. “So,
South Korea’s SK Hynix has been on a rollercoaster ride recently, but little has actually changed in its position at the center of the AI boom. On Wednesday, the memory giant’s Seoul-listed shares rose as much as 13% after its Nasdaq-listed American Depositary Receipts rose 27% overnight. The rally followed a sharp sell-off earlier this
IBM shares fell more than 25% at the market close on Tuesday after the company said it had misinterpreted the boom in AI spending. On Tuesday, eight days before the company’s scheduled earnings conference call, CEO Arvind Krishna released a letter to shareholders detailing a quarterly “performance shortfall,” including lower-than-expected revenue. “While we anticipated some
IBM shares plunged on Tuesday after the tech giant reported worse-than-expected results and said clients were cutting spending on its artificial intelligence infrastructure and software products. The company’s shares fell 24% at the open. After closing at $290 per share on Monday, the stock opened just above $221 on Tuesday. The precipitous drop in IBM