
As brands in the Middle East – and the agencies servicing them – increasingly lean into artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to craft marketing strategies and campaigns, one of the most fiercely debated topics is the evolving role of humans in the creativity process.
Are we transitioning from ‘AI versus human creativity’ to ‘AI-dependent human creativity’? Is human ingenuity being sidelined in the age of AI? Industry leaders reach a consensus that nobody puts human ingenuity in the corner.
In conversation with Campaign Middle East, industry leaders share how we need to move past the ‘AI is a useful tool’ and ‘AI won’t take our jobs’ discussions to highlight precisely how
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