Leaders from Arabian Automobiles Company, Petromin Corporation, TBWA\RAAD, Socialize/We Are Social and Cicero & Bernay explore how AI influencers are shaping a new era of authentic and relatable marketing.
Forget everything you thought you knew about influencers. Turns out, brands are leaning into ones that don’t drink matcha, go on sponsored retreats, and don’t even exist – at least not in the traditional sense.
In today’s digital-first landscape, some of the most compelling brand voices aren’t human at all. They’re virtual, coded brand ambassadors.
Welcome to the age of the AI influencer – where storytellin
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