On a recent client call, a little visitor (our client’s daughter) appeared on the screen proudly showcasing her colouring in. It was good; there might be a role going for her! As an agency that is 100% remote, these spontaneous moments of human connection never fail to bring a smile. David, our Strategy Director, swiftly pivoted in his chair and reached for a personalized coloring book he’d created using ChatGPT. It was to entertain his son during a lengthy flight to the Caribbean. It had his son’s name on the front and, nestled within, an illustration of the Beatles - his son’s favourite band. Genius.

NASA's intriguing revelation that a staggering 98% of 5-year-olds fall into the "genius category of imagination," a figure sharply contrasting with the mere 2% among adults, made me reflect on the evolving dynamics of creativity and innovation. The true magic unfolds at the crossroads where technology intersects with human imagination.

While AI undeniably enhances our efficiency and streamlines our processes, it's our willingness to explore the uncharted and embrace the unconventional that imbue our endeavors with genuine significance.

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I could imagine David's son flipping through the pages of his coloring book, his face lighting up at seeing his beloved Beatles. As we continue to integrate AI into the solutions we deliver for our clients, it's our fervent hope that we can evoke similar moments of joy for them and their customers.

Just takes a bit of imagination.

A recent NASA study revealed that a staggering 98% of 5-year-olds fall into the "genius category of imagination," a figure sharply contrasting with the mere 2% among adults.

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