Trump postpones AI oversight executive order The delay reportedly came after pressure from big tech leaders. By Steve Dent May 22, 2026 Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock President Trump has postponed the signing an executive order around government AI oversight, CNN reported, saying he “didn’t like certain aspects” of it. Originally, the order would have compelled AI companies to share … Continue reading Trump postpones AI oversight executive order
May 22, 2026 The LA28 typography is made of 4 custom fonts BY Hunter Schwarz The last time Los Angeles hosted the Olympic Games, designers had a relatively simple typographic system. It used the italic sans-serif Univers 66 as its logotype along with a blocky stencil-style “LA84” mark that appeared on venue and urban signage. More … Continue reading The LA28 typography is made of 4 custom fonts
AI mandates without structure are creating workslop across marketing teams. Here’s how to build a smarter adoption strategy. By Ana Mourão Published on May 21, 2026 AI is now the main driver of increased martech budgets, but the adoption of AI tells a different story. Research on martech performance finds that only 49% … Continue reading Marketing teams must own AI, or workslop will take over
May 22, 2026 AI might be fueling a new leadership crisis BY David Rock In the movie The Perfect Storm, three large weather events converge, creating a storm bigger than the sum of its parts. As overused as the metaphor might be, it’s a good one for what’s happening to leaders globally right now. This storm … Continue reading AI might be fueling a new leadership crisis
Google Rediscovers Its Groove, Data Shows by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, May 21, 2026 Google Gemini as a stand-alone app and referral source to sites and publishers across the open web sits at No. 2 behind OpenAI ChatGPT in terms of how consumers use artificial intelligence (AI), but it’s gaining momentum each day. During … Continue reading Google Rediscovers Its Groove, Data Shows
Experimenting with AI now gives you the advantage when everyone else tries to catch up. By Ryan Phelan Published on May 21, 2026 What can you do if you know AI could improve your marketing work, but your company is still stuck in committee about it? Start experimenting with personal projects that … Continue reading Your company may be slow with AI, but you can’t afford to be
May 21, 2026 Trump cancels AI executive order over concerns of slowing U.S. tech innovation BY Associated Press President Donald Trump called off plans to sign a new executive order on artificial intelligence hours before an expected White House ceremony Thursday because he said he was worried the measure could dull America’s edge on AI technology. Trump … Continue reading Trump cancels AI executive order over concerns of slowing U.S. tech innovation
74% of enterprises that deployed AI customer agents have rolled them back after governance failures damaged CX and trust. By Pamela Parker Published on May 21, 2026 Last year, a grieving air traveler asked Air Canada’s chatbot about bereavement fares. The bot invented a refund policy that did not exist. The customer acted on … Continue reading Bad AI customer agent bots are a growing brand risk
Pennsylvania regulators approve $180K in gaming fines while expanding involuntary exclusion lists Suswati Basu Pennsylvania gaming regulators handed down $ 180,000 in fines Wednesday during the Gaming Control Board’s monthly public meeting, targeting several operators over underage gambling access, licensing problems and failures tied to online account protections. Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment received … Continue reading Pennsylvania regulators approve $180K in gaming fines while expanding involuntary exclusion lists
May 20, 2026 Why a Murdoch buying Vox and New York magazine might not be like an episode of ‘Succession’ BY Joe Berkowitz The sale of a marquee digital media company on Succession, the HBO series that ran from 2018 to 2023, was always going to end badly. When Kendall Roy—heir apparent to a fictional media … Continue reading Why a Murdoch buying Vox and New York magazine might not be like an episode of ‘Succession’
