Hey Douglas, really appreciate your thoughts! I get where you’re coming from, it’s super important that readers know when AI is involved. But maybe instead of fearing it, we can find a balance. Like, what if we just made it clear when AI helps out, kind of like giving credit? That way, creativity stays human, and AI just plays a support role. Curious what you think about that kind of approach

Hey Douglas, really appreciate your thoughts! I get where you’re coming from, it’s super important that readers know when AI is involved. But maybe instead of fearing it, we can find a balance. Like, what if we just made it clear when AI helps out, kind of like giving credit? That way, creativity stays human, and AI just plays a support role. Curious what you think about that kind of approach

Thanks for sharing this insight, Sarah. I agree that Meta’s decision to stop using pixel data could potentially weaken their competitive edge in digital marketing. It raises important questions about how they plan to maintain targeting precision and ROI for advertisers. I wonder if they’re shifting focus toward first-party data or exploring new AI-driven solutions. What are your thoughts on how this might reshape the digital advertising landscape?

So very true. Yet, if we build reader connections, we stand a fighting chance, however fright with flaws it is, until, as you say, laws are in place concerning AI.