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I recently presented a 90-minute talk about AI to a group of business leaders, thanks to the opportunity provided by our long-term client, David Bannermans from Bannermans Lawyers. It was a fascinating exercise researching and collating and all the latest trends about AI along with my own observations and ideas, to a highly engaged and interested audience.
With the rise of AI, AR/VR, and data-driven personalisation is revolutionising creative campaigns, transforming bold ideas into dynamic, immersive experiences that deeply engage audiences like never before.
AI in creative: I have to admit, I was a lot sceptical. But what started as wariness quickly turned into curiosity, and before I knew it, I was on a journey to discover how AI could actually enhance my creativity, streamline my workflow, and add new dimensions to both my professional and personal projects.
Today, I want to dive into a topic that's top of mind for so many of us in the creative and digital industries: digital transformation.
In the creative world, expectations rarely align perfectly. The key to success? Navigating those expectations while delivering real value. At Cyrius, we’ve seen this countless times, especially where resources are tight, but ambitions are sky-high.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, making every dollar work hard for your project is crucial. Whether you're dreaming up a shiny new website, a killer marketing campaign, or upgrading your tech infrastructure, the key is spending smart, not just spending less.
In the ever-unpredictable world of business, effective key messaging can transform challenges into opportunities. With the right approach, you can navigate any situation with confidence!
Google has long been the dominant player in search for 20 years. However, recent trends indicate that Microsoft's Bing is gradually increasing its market share. This shift presents a valuable opportunity for business owners to expand their online presence.
Tech giants deserve far more scrutiny and consequence after cybercriminals exploited the Sora AI brand to distribute malware through deceptive ads on their platforms. The scam involves fake websites designed to look identical to the official Sora AI homepage, complete with working videos and convincing design elements. The bait was a supposed "new prompt engine tool," which, when downloaded, installed a trojan that quietly stole user data and sent it to attackers via Telegram.
In the digital age, website security has catapulted from a technical concern to a fundamental business necessity.
