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Nicole Fung

AI in commercial, marketing & brand strategy

AI is already at work. Are you?

What the latest AI news actually means for your strategy, in plain English. No hype, no jargon: a brief when there’s news worth reflecting on, and a deep dive every week.

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Nicole Fung, marketing strategy and AI lead, writing on AI in commercial, marketing, and branding strategy.

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This week's deep dive

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Speak fluent AI

The AI and tech terms marketers keep hearing, in plain English: a top ten to learn first, then a themed glossary of 79 terms, from tokens to vendor lock-in.

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Briefs

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  1. Guides

    Turn one customer interview into five content ideas

    A simple prompt that turns an interview transcript into angles your team can use, how to check every quote word for word, and how to get from idea to draft.

  2. Insights

    AI agents that shop for your customers

    Google, OpenAI, and retailers are building AI shopping. Shoppers let agents research, but not yet pay. What that means for your brand.

  3. Guides

    A first-draft competitor scan in 15 minutes

    The prompt, the sources to give it, and what to double-check when AI drafts your competitor analysis, with research on where AI helps and where it misleads.

  4. Insights

    Why “AI-washing” is now a brand risk

    The SEC and FTC have acted against overstated AI claims, and research shows the label itself can cost trust. Say what your product actually does, and prove it.

  5. Guides

    Checking AI copy against your brand voice

    A five-point checklist to run before anything AI-written goes live, how to build your tone and vocabulary into the prompt, and who on the team should own it.

Feature · AI History

Here’s how AI got to work.

One question in 1950, seventy-two years of quiet build-up, then ChatGPT and a race that is still on: from copying answers out of a chat window to always-on agents that do the work for you.

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  1. 1950Where it all began: Turing asks “Can machines think?”
  2. · · ·72 years of quiet build-up
  3. 2022The turning point: ChatGPT launches (Nov 30)
  4. 2023Ask and paste; search turns into a chat
  5. 2024AI moves into the apps you already use
  6. 2025Claude Code: AI that acts, then many agents at once
  7. 2026Always-on agents. The race is still on
Insights

For commercial & business leaders

The big picture: what AI changes in commercial, marketing, and brand strategy.

Guides

For marketing teams

Practical tips, prompts, and how-tos you can use this week.

About

“A strong brand creates unity, shared values and direction.”A strong AI strategy gets you there faster.

Marketing strategy and AI lead at an international company. The job is to make AI part of how marketing actually works, from deciding why and where to focus to building the systems, pipelines, and processes that let people and AI work well together.

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