From Automation to Autonomy: Why the Next Wave of AI Isn’t About Assistance
The difference between tools that assist and systems that actually execute work
Expert Mode: Beyond the Prompt — Building the Augmented Marketing Team
The relevant question isn’t if AI will fundamentally change our function, but how we, as leaders, will architect that change within our organizations. The most forward-thinking…
Confident Nonsense: Garbage In, Polished Garbage Out
AI doesn’t correct bad data. It does produce confident output built on whatever you feed it. Because of this, most “AI failures” are actually upstream data…
Scent, Sound, and Sensation: The Future of Multisensory Outdoor Advertising
OOH is no longer limited to what people see. Brands are increasingly layering in sound, scent, and interactive elements to catch attention and hold it. Excite…
Technology Companies Are Slow to Understand Physical Industries
There’s a narrative in tech that construction, manufacturing, and energy companies are resistant to change. I’ve spent 26 years in this space, and I think that…
A Look Forward to 2026, Part 3: Why Humanity Wins in the Age of AI
As we enter 2026, the omnipresence of artificial intelligence will continue to transform it from a cutting-edge advantage into a mere operational baseline. As every competitor…
Expert Mode: Democratizing AI: How UserTesting Empowers Every Employee to Drive Innovation
The integration of artificial intelligence into business operations is no longer a futuristic vision but a present reality. However, the true potential of AI lies not…
CMSWire: The CX Teams Moving Fastest Are Rewriting How AI Research Works
This article was written by Greg Kihlström for CMSWire. As customer expectations accelerate, CX leaders are turning to synthetic research and agentic AI to test experiences…











