On my movie watch list - The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist is a deeply personal documentary that explores the existential crossroads of artificial intelligence. The film is framed through Roher’s own journey into fatherhood; as he prepares to welcome his first child, he is gripped by "AI insanity" and the dire warnings that the technology could either save or end humanity. Accenture Amazon Google Microsoft https://www.focusfeatures.com/article/focus-features-announces-the-ai-doc-or-how-i-became-an-apocaloptimist-arriving-in-theaters-march-27-2026 OpenAI Anthropic AI

I got laid off from a large AV integrator recently because the division and I was in got cut and everyone in that group was let go without any regard to performance. I've been looking for 3 months and have 30+ years of industry experience with 15 years of design engineering experience. I am having a hard time getting past the AI bots that read my resume and send an automatic rejection before a human even looks at my application. Any advice? Are there any integrators hiring design engineers?

AI has me so burned out. Just heard about someone framing an AI photo of their pet and I'm so over all of this. I went into software because I liked it. I love the art and the puzzles. I did not go into software because I'm trying to rise and grind or have any delusions about my ability to retire or own a home. If AI outcompetes me, I'll just wait tables or something, I'm not trying to die like John Henry did, nor am I sticking around if all that remain of my job is meetings and prompting.

Hi folks! Obviously AI is inevitably part of our industry now , and I do want to be levelling up with how it’s used and what I understand. I can’t count on my work for the growth / development so I want to do my own musings… I love learning , SO …any content , courses (free or not free), or other resources you’ve been looking at that’s been helping refine skills (apart from learning by doing?) *based in Canada. Doesn’t need to be AI, just advertising in general !! Happy Holidays!

Hey yall, I work agency side at Publicis and I just got out of a meeting yesterday where my head of production told us that we're getting pushed by the top to start using more AI tools. Right now I dont really use anything in my work flow outside of asking Claude or GPT specific questions that I wouldnt find on google. What are you guys using in your workflow that's actually helpful? Feels like this is going to be a thing I'll be quized on next quarter so I'm curious about your POVs.

Just saw this article headline that said that AI is being of massive help for Publicis to win accounts without pitches, and that fifty percent of the reviews Publicis won in the past six months were without a pitch. I'm not subscribed to the publication, so I couldn't read the article, but I wanted to ask over here if anyone has an idea of how exactly this works. Sounds scary and exciting at the same time.

A survey by Challenger, Gray & Christmas linked AI to 7% of total U.S. layoffs announced in January. Given the stock price boost to the companies citing AI in job reduction announcements, I’m expecting more companies to mention AI and other technologies in the near future when announcing layoffs, even if productivity increases from AI isn’t really the driver. What do you think of stating AI as a reason for these job actions?

Across sectors firms are getting accused of using AI “inappropriately”. Last week FreightWaves a data and media company that calls themselves, “The Bloomberg of Freight” was accused using AI to write articles after a handful of journalists exited from their media division. Deloitte is being accused of using AI to create reports after a handful of erroneous citations were found.