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AI Slop Grenades: Why Reviewing AI Ad Creative Is Part of What It Costs
News11 min

AI Slop Grenades: Why Reviewing AI Ad Creative Is Part of What It Costs

On a podcast released September 15, 2026, Shopify's CEO said the failure case of lazy work is now over-output, and that staff call unreviewed AI output a slop grenade. Here is what that argument is, and our reading of where the same checking cost lands in an ad account.

FTC Sues Amazon Over $20 Billion in Alleged Ad Surcharges: What Advertisers Can Control
News11 min

FTC Sues Amazon Over $20 Billion in Alleged Ad Surcharges: What Advertisers Can Control

The FTC and 22 states say Amazon quietly rewrote its ad auction in 2019 and never told buyers. The transferable lesson is not about Amazon: you cannot audit an auction from inside the platform that runs it.

AI Ad Generator Sued Over a Meme Template: What It Means for Ad Creative
News12 min

AI Ad Generator Sued Over a Meme Template: What It Means for Ad Creative

An artist's copyright suit against an AI meme ad generator puts one rule in front of every marketer: an image you can legally share as a joke is not an image you can legally put in an ad.

AI Video Ad Creative Goes Mainstream: Nearly Two-Thirds of Buyers Now Use GenAI
News11 min

AI Video Ad Creative Goes Mainstream: Nearly Two-Thirds of Buyers Now Use GenAI

IAB's full 2026 video report, published July 14, says nearly two-in-three video ad buyers now use GenAI for digital video creative, up from half in 2025, with a third of their ad assets already AI-assisted.

Creative Operations: How Small Ad Teams Keep 20 Live Ads Running Every Week
Strategy11 min

Creative Operations: How Small Ad Teams Keep 20 Live Ads Running Every Week

Creative operations is the system that turns ad ideas into shipped assets on a schedule: briefs, naming, versioning, review, and a refill cadence you can actually hold.