Think of AI as the new kid on the block—cool, convenient, and, yes, a bit of a know-it-all but definitely not flawless. Imagine a world where the once untouchable AI titans are no longer considered to be on a sci-fi pedestal, but mingling with us here on terra firma.

Many common themes in capitalism tend to oversimplify complicated issues and unfairly place the burden on individuals. Let's take a break from the vortex of saving everything ourselves, and reflect on a story much bigger than ourselves.

It's an unpalatable truth, but we all have toxic traits; we all wave red flags. It's woven into the fabric of our humanity, often manifesting as unconscious biases.

No matter how “in” a tool is or how spread its usage, never start your communication plan with the tool but with your brand’s needs.

If you want to know what Advertising's gonna look like in the future, look no further! To make sure I have the right answer, I've asked someone way smarter than me (and maybe even you!): Artificial Intelligence!

In this grand theatre of life, where oddities often make the most sense, there's an omnipresent trickster we tend to overlook: collective illusions

We’re not afraid to be unpopular, especially when it’s important, so let’s talk about that elephant.

How does humor work in cancel culture? As always, Manuela Dospina has some of the most interesting opinions and insights on the things happening right under our noses

There is no better person than Teodora Aldea - Turcu to start a series called #unpopularopinion. Social media is now under scrutiny and it’s not doing so well.

It’s hard to admit you’re bad at something. It’s like admitting you like pineapple on your pizza. You just don’t want to face those judging eyes staring at you.

An #opinionpiece by Mirela Hincu Angelescu, always on the look to reconcile two different parts of advertising.

A short and sharp opinion piece about the cliff that rocked boat mid 2022.

Elena Hurjui shares some personal thoughts about the year that we just left behind and some much-needed inspiration for 2023.

All of us have been experiencing loss and grief during this pandemic and, fortunately, this was the most human and healing thing to do: to grieve. During the pandemic, we have actually lived all 5 stages of grief. Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance. They have probably intertwined and some of them have not yet been completed.

There were many lessons learned throughout this year, for us as individuals and for us a collective manifestation of humanity. There were also conspiracies, murders, racism, protests, tons of protests, vaccines, viruses, online festivals, memes with how 2020 cannot get worse, and us, those in front of the desktop, mimicking and recreating old rituals into new rituals of coping.

During all these months who would have thought that I will have this power of muting the sound of the crowded boulevards, the bustle from the coffee shops at 9 AM, the sound of the first-morning metro, the clattering of dishes while we all have lunch at work, the joyful chatter of kids leaving school.

If you’re aiming to become one of the world’s best creatives, there are a few things you can do: You can choose a college with a good Creative Studies program.

Trust. What is trust? How do we define it? What would be the right way to approach it? Are we one of those fully trusting people or one who can never trust entirely? How do we make this choice?

If you’re aiming to become one of the world’s best creatives, there are a few things you can do: You can choose a college with a good Creative Studies program.

Some say that the wheel was initially invented by the Japanese, but they did not find any use to it so they put it away. The Chinese took it and found a great utility for it, revolutionizing the entire world.