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The AI & Tech Sandbox brought together some of the companies helping shape what’s next for marketing, media and creative production. In a packed session, our CEO Amit Jain shared a look at how AI is changing the way creative work gets made, and why the biggest shift isn’t just faster production. It’s a fundamental change in who has access to the tools of creation. For decades, world-class creative output required massive budgets, large teams and long production timelines. Today, small teams can concept, iterate and produce work at a level that was previously reserved for studios and global agencies. A few ideas that stood out: • The future belongs to creatives who can iterate quickly, not just execute well • Great creative work comes from exploring hundreds of possibilities before choosing one • AI is lowering the cost of production, but human taste remains the differentiator • The brands moving fastest are learning to operate at the speed of culture • The most successful adopters aren’t AI specialists. They’re already great creatives who are using AI to amplify their craft As Amit put it, AI is exceptionally good at producing what is statistically likely. Humans are exceptionally good at producing what nobody saw coming. Swipe through for 10 insights from the conversation.