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    When AI ate my copywriter

    A few days ago, a prominent global title quoted OpenAI's Sam Altman saying that artificial intelligence will handle 95 per cent of marketing tasks. If that scenario visits us, sooner, than later, the advertising industry faces its largest challenge yet. The question isn't whether AI will transform advertising, but whether human creativity can survive the revolution and continue to sprinkle magic on brand communication.

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