In July 2025, we conducted a comprehensive survey of over 200 marketing decision-makers and agency specialists to pinpoint the AI capabilities they value most.
Our analysis uncovers the key areas where organizations are concentrating their AI investments and identifies the features they consider essential for achieving long-term success. This report offers decision makers data-driven insights to help them prioritize their investments and maximize their strategic outcomes.
Key Trends from the Global AI Survey 2025
AI is no longer an experiment
Out of 216 respondents representing 199 different organizations, a significant majority indicated that their organization is already using AI.
Watch the exquisite digital restoration of a ceremonial pre-Incan shield, in which the owl is a symbol of war, not wisdom
- by Aeon Video
The group at the heart of American origin stories had a complex relationship with despair – and a need to reckon with it
- by Alexandra M Lord
Our memories are precious to us and constitute our sense of self. Why not enhance them by recording all of your life?
- by Yannic Kappes
These songbirds swap chirps for blinks when nature drowns them out
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Vote on your favorite miniature art pieces and discover their link to futuristic research
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An insecure Labour Prime Minister, down in the opinion polls, taking the side of rogue shipowners against trade unionists in an ultimately futile attempt to appease the interests of investors? Keir Starmer, who sacked Transport Secretary Louise Haigh last year over her description of P&O Ferries as a ‘rogue operator’, would do well to look […]
New Jersey area Jewish leadership described a factual Grayzone report about Charlie Kirk’s falling out with Netanyahu as “hateful, divisive, and antisemitic,” and weaponized it to cancel the book event of a Palestinian children’s writer who reposted the article on social media. The New York Times uncritically published the bogus allegation. Palestinian children’s author Jenan Matari says she believes The New York Times “was trying to put a target on [her] back” when it publicized the fact that she recently […]
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For now, Meta cannot disclose to federal investigators the identities of Instagram users who named and shamed a Border Patrol agent.
The post Courts Block Meta From Sharing Anti-ICE Activists’ Instagram Account Info With Feds appeared first on The Intercept.
Politicians demanding the removal of videos of Kirk’s killing pushed tech companies to gut the very systems they now expect to protect them.
The post Videos of Charlie Kirk’s Murder Are Still on Social Media — and That’s No Accident appeared first on The Intercept.
“For this reason, they are strongly recommending that women limit Tylenol use during pregnancy unless medically necessary. That’s, for instance, in cases of extremely high fever, that you feel you can’t tough it out, you can’t do it. I guess there’s that. It’s a small number of cases, I think. But if you can’t tough it out, if you can’t do it, that’s what you’re going to have to do.” — Donald Trump
Common cold
Gently pinch the bridge of your nose, press on your upper lip, and avoid looking at the sun.
Low-grade fever
Eat a McFlurry in an ice bath full of bleach.
Back pain
We have two words for you: booty massage.
Cramps
Try not complaining. Men get cramps, too, you know.
Migraines
Botox. Despite it being a toxin, we aren’t worried about Botox, because according to science, it makes women hotter.
At a Department of Homeland Security job fair, applicants wanted higher pay, more excitement, and an America with fewer immigrants.
The post Who Wants to Join ICE? We Went to Utah to Find Out. appeared first on The Intercept.