Advertising is entering an algorithmic era where artificial intelligence not only automates processes but redesigns the core of brand communication. AI is no longer limited to segmentation: it generates content at scale, personalizes messages in real time, predicts emotional reactions, and optimizes campaigns without human intervention. This radically transforms creativity models, agency workflows, engagement measurement, and brand architecture.
At the same time, automated hyper-optimization raises existential challenges: how do we preserve authenticity in an environment where messages are assembled by machines? How does consumer perception change when they know their experience was algorithmically generated? What ethical boundaries must be established in systems that can manipulate attention with unprecedented precision?