Amid growing tension over workplace AI, agencies have a window to reimagine staffing
AI agents are becoming common among agencies, but most companies haven't grasped their potential to reshape teams.
Key points
- • Agencies have window to reimagine staffing in agentic age Limited spots remain: Join us Dec.
- • A Digiday survey published in May found that just 9% of media agencies were not pursuing agentic AI solutions of some kind.
- • At many agencies, fluency means using and developing AI agents to automate planning or media activation work.
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