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5 receipts tracked • 100% industry hit rate
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RECEIPT #DARA-D
DEC 19, 2024
PREDICTION BY
Dara Denney“video editing and graphic design are going to be the next big thing impacted by AI... I believe that video editing and graphic design are probably going to be phased out within the next year or two”
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Too early to tell, as the prediction is for 2025-2026.
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www.youtube.comRECEIPT #LOU-PA
MAY 12, 2026
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Lou Paskalis““I believe marketers are facing the greatest crisis and opportunity in the history of the industry,” he said, explaining that AI is set to rewrite everything from creative production to audience targeting. "The AI is going to be able to create more relevant creative assets for ever smaller audiences so that it’s hyper relevant.””
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Generative AI is being rapidly adopted for creative versioning, asset production, audience segmentation, predictive modeling, and dynamic creative optimization. Hyper-personalized creative is emerging. These trends align with AI rewriting marketing's playbook and creating hyper-relevant creative assets.
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Beet.TVRECEIPT #MARC-P
MAR 27, 2026
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Marc Pritchard“Marketing work that uses AI but stays true to fundamentals will be unscathed, comparing AI to animation, CGI and other familiar technologies”
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Industry practice has largely integrated AI as an extension of existing production technologies, and AI-produced marketing is accepted when adhering to brand and legal guidelines, confirming it is 'unscathed.'
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Marketing DiveRECEIPT #ARI-PA
MAR 18, 2024
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Ari Paparo“We’re a long way from AI that can create the next 'Coke is it' or Apple’s 1984 ad. Strategy and creative will remain the domain of humans, for some time. This is probably the 5% that even Sam Altman thinks will continue.”
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As of mid-2026, AI models can generate production-quality images, video drafts, and copy, and are being used as tools in creative workflows. There is still no widely acknowledged AI-created campaign on the level of “Coke is it” or Apple’s 1984 in cultural impact and industry recognition; high-stakes brand platforms and Superbowl-scale work remain human-led. This is in line with Paparo’s view that the very top-end strategy and iconic creative are likely to remain human-dominated for “some time.”
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Marketecture MediaRECEIPT #ARI-PA
MAR 18, 2024
PREDICTION BY
Ari Paparo“AI is a lever that will enable fewer humans to do tasks for clients with more efficiency and effectiveness. But some tasks will also be automated out of existence.” ... “Candidates for tasks that are subject to complete automation are those that are data rich and repetitive, such as media optimization and attribution.” ... “It seems like a solid bet that agencies will be much smaller than they are today, and that some of their lower value-add activities will be eliminated, automated, or in-housed.” ... “Strategy and creative will remain the domain of humans, for some time. This is probably the 5% that even Sam Altman thinks will continue.””
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Automation of data-rich and repetitive tasks (like media optimization and attribution) is clearly underway. Agencies are shifting away from low-value tasks. Agencies are not yet 'much smaller,' but there is pressure on headcount and fees. Human-led creative is still central. Overall, the trajectory supports Paparo's directional prediction, but the full scale and timing are still evolving due to the long-term nature of the prediction.
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news.marketecture.tv