These humongous lending projects are clogging up banks’ balance sheets and driving up risk levels.
OpenAI opens data to marketers: New policy allows limited ID sharing and purchase data to power ChatGPT ads.
Pennsylvania argues in a new lawsuit that Character.AI’s “psychiatrist” bots cross into illegal practice, not just risky advice.
Digital detox drives IRL marketing: From Pinterest to Netflix, companies court screen-weary youth with phone bans and offline experiences.
More curated results could shorten the path to purchase, but ad dollars and consumer trust hang in the balance.
The purchase journey is now chaotic: Constant device-hopping and “random” shopping behavior turns buying into scattered micro-moments.
Flat budgets and rising content demands leave B2B teams churning out video while marketing—and ROI—risk lagging behind.
Abhay Singhal, Co-Founder, InMobi & CEO, InMobi Advertising, sat down with EMARKETER’s Nate Elliott at POSSIBLE to share insights on how AI is shifting consumers from search to research-driven discovery, reshaping brand visibility and competition.
70% of marketers worldwide say generative AI is the most important consumer trend they're watching, nearly 6x the share tracking the metaverse (12%), according to November 2025 data from Mediaocean.
In today’s podcast episode, we discuss what will define Tim Cook’s legacy as he steps down as CEO of Apple; whether the company needs another “iPhone moment”; and the top priority for incoming boss John Ternus. Join Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, along with Analyst Jacob Bourne and Principal Analyst Yory Wurmser. Listen anywhere, or watch on YouTube or Spotify.
Nearly 60% value mental health more this year than 5 years ago, but cost and access hurdles prevent them from getting medical care.
Instagram creators get optional AI tags: The platform offers labels for AI creators, but voluntary use limits trust.
Repetitive buys fuel usage, yet most shoppers remain unconvinced about the need for AI tools.
Image AI ignites app charts: Visual tools catapult apps up the ranks, but AI firms’ eyes on enterprise deals leave consumer AI’s future up in the air.
Only 7% of consumers say visible AI-generated marketing content makes them trust a brand more, while 31% say it makes them trust the brand less, according to December 2025 data from Klaviyo and Datalily.
In today’s podcast episode, we discuss whether OpenAI making $100bn in advertising revenue by 2030 is fanciful or genuinely on the cards; whether a chatbot ad model is starting to take shape; and whether there’s a world in which chatbots remain largely or completely ad-free, with AI companies relying instead on subscription revenue. Join Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, along with Principal Analyst Nate Elliott and Analyst Grace Harmon. Listen anywhere, or watch on YouTube or Spotify.
TikTok Shop turns scrolls into sales: Social storefronts become core retail channels, making the platform a defensible and trusted ROI channel.
X rebuilds its ad core: A ground-up AI overhaul aims to fix targeting and ROI as revenues lag far behind pre-Musk levels.
Google considers Gemini ads: After ruling them out, Google eyes chatbot ads to offset AI costs and prove Gemini can rival ChatGPT for budgets.