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Max is managing editor at THE DECODER. As a trained philosopher, he deals with consciousness, AI, and the question of whether machines can really think or just pretend to.
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Major advertisers like Nestlé and Unilever are exploring generative AI software to cut costs and boost productivity in their marketing campaigns. AI-driven tools, such as ChatGPT and DALL-E, can create text, images, and code based on past data, providing cost-effective solutions for content creation.

Ad agency WPP is collaborating with companies like Nestle and Mondelez to utilize generative AI in ads. However, businesses remain cautious about security, copyright risks, and bias embedded in AI-generated content, and humans will continue to be part of the creative process, Reuters reports.

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