Each of us today lives in the attention economy—which is defined by an unlimited amount of information, chasing a finite amount of human attention. This mismatch has reshaped modern life—how we do our jobs...
One of the most common topics that causes confusion in public affairs is whether digital tools can reach a single person. The short answer is yes—and you can even report on ad performance by person. Today we show you how, and explain why there is...
Here at Artificially Intelligent, we discuss the countless ways that AI is transforming political advocacy. Today, we widen the aperture to focus on the single most important thing to understand about AI...
With last week's marathon reconciliation votes behind us, today we summarize three lessons for every public affairs organization that jump out from the results...
The shift to video consumption isn't coming—it's here. If you're not running video-first campaigns, you're falling behind. The shift to video consumption has been one of the biggest trends in media over the last several years. This change has...
Perhaps the question we get the most is how to maximize small budget campaigns. With budget pressures increasing on organizations from all directions...
If you've noticed the tsunami of software updates recently, new tech products, and the disorienting pace that AI seems to be progressing, there's an overlooked reason why—AI is now writing code. It's building software of all types...
I recently had a chance to join an AI policy discussion in San Francisco with various AI executives and public policy professionals. The conversation took place in the shadow of the highly controversial provision passed by The House...
If you've been ignoring Connected TV (CTV) in your public affairs or campaign work, you might be starting to feel like the person who ignored the internet into the mid-2000s...
We often hear from public affairs organizations who have an important issue, but a small budget to work with. These organizations have often been pitched on expensive...