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    ‘Brands need to be loved by humans and read by agents’: BCG’s Lauren Wiener on AI’s impact on marketing

    The growing influence of AI and LLMs on purchase decisions is significant across various consumer touchpoints. Brands are now required to optimize content for both human and AI consumption to compete effectively. Marketing leaders are rethinking traditional media-budget allocation strategies in response to these changes. Personalisation and an integrated approach to agentic marketing are emerging as critical priorities for brands moving forward.

    Samsung One UI 9 driving report: Galaxy AI gets smarter, notification overload gets easier to manage, and camera gains new tricks; check all changes

    Samsung One UI 9 driving report (Google Trends): Samsung One UI 9 brings new Galaxy AI features, camera upgrades and expanded customisation options to some Galaxy smartphones. The update introduces tools such as Call Brief, My FanCam and Now Nudge, alongside smarter notifications, improved Samsung DeX features and enhanced low-light photography and video recording controls.

    Is your phone reading your mind? How do you see ads for things you were thinking about just minutes ago

    An ad appears for something you recently discussed, and your phone suddenly feels suspicious. Digital tracking can explain some of these moments. Psychology helps explain why certain matches feel unforgettable.

    Liev Schreiber's New York triplex comes with a rooftop chicken coop, raspberry garden, vintage interiors and custom bedroom

    Actor Liev Schreiber’s New York City triplex includes historic architecture, vintage furnishings and personalised interiors with an unusual rooftop garden with five chickens and raspberry bushes. Situated in the NoHo neighbourhood, the home has evolved from a one-bedroom bachelor pad into a family home shared with his wife, Taylor Neisen, and their children.

    VCs clip all love & cash on agentic AI

    As personal AI agents transform the consumer internet, Indian VCs are shifting the focus from attention-grabbing apps to intent-driven assistants, writes Himanshi Lohchab. From AI financial advisers, health companions to personal concierges, investors are betting that the next generation of consumer businesses will be built around intent, personalisation and delegation, rather than attention and app engagement.

    E-commerce firms turn to AI to solve for Bharat during festive sales

    From spotting trends before they become popular and predicting what consumers are likely to buy to personalising recommendations – AI is doing a bulk of the work behind the scenes.

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