Opinion

AI won’t replace ad creatives who bring big ideas

Graphic designer working in office holding a pen in front of a computer monitor with slide decks on the screen.
Young creatives who aspire to be copywriters, art directors and designers should think of themselves first as idea makers. (Getty Images)
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By:
Jeroen Bours
May 27, 2025 09:30 AM

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