Tag: in-house
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Kalshi Traded AI Video for 35mm Film Because Everyone Could Make the Same Ad
Kalshi made one of the most attention-grabbing AI-generated ads of 2025. A year later the prediction market has moved to 35mm film, Hollywood cinematographers and an in-house studio, and its creative director says the reason is that generative AI puts every brand at the same skill level.
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AT&T Built a Router That Sends 45 Billion Daily Tokens to the Cheapest Model
Open models already carry a quarter of AT&T’s AI work, and its chief data and AI officer expects that to reach 70% to 80%. Cost is one reason — savings of 80% to 90% in some applications. Control over the company’s own data is the other.
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Bayer’s Predictive Audience Models Are Beating Its DSP Targeting 4x in Small Tests
Bayer is testing models that spot customers before they churn and price bids by individual rather than cohort — four times standard DSP effectiveness, in small tests its media chief calls a scientific experiment. Its AI search playbook runs through medical journals, not media buys.
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Inside Pfizer’s plan to bring SEO and AI search in-house
Pfizer has moved its SEO and “AI discoverability” work fully in-house, building the capability in about 60 days, according to a LinkedIn post from its VP of performance media, Joshua Palau. That included new hires, among them Kinesso’s former director of SEO. The reasoning, per Palau: generative AI is reshaping how brands are “discovered, understood…
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Claritin Gets a Lift from a Smarter Algorithm
Bayer is pulling its programmatic strategy tighter to home, bringing control of its custom ad-buying algorithm in-house and into Snowflake’s data clean room. Partnering with Chalice AI, Bayer now runs its model inside its own data ecosystem—one that includes media, creative, and commerce info—without shifting sensitive files all over the place. Previously, integrating the algorithm…