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AI’s gender gap: The blind spot in media innovation
10 hours ago
Vinita Bhatia

AI’s gender gap: The blind spot in media innovation

Without diverse teams, AI risks reinforcing stereotypes in advertising. Can the industry afford to ignore half the talent pool?

We have to fix how we get paid for creativity: Susan Credle
Apr 6, 2022
Raahil Chopra

We have to fix how we get paid for creativity: Susan Credle

We caught up with FCB's global chair and global CCO, Susan Credle and Tina Allan, global partner, head of data science, FCB, during their recent visit to India

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