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Thank you. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, June 21st.

Well, here we go. Another day, another bot story. You may

recall a couple of weeks back we told you about some advertising agency giants placing their bets on

artificial intelligence, AI to you and me. You know, the idea was to create ads, right? But that's not the

only way some businesses are trying to change the way advertising agencies work.

The business side of advertising has long been some combination of creativity, gregariousness, and glamour.

Agencies are often hired based on highly polished pitches made by outgoing ad pros,

who convince clients that they're the answer to raising brand awareness or finding more customers.

There are often lots of dinners and conversations about the weather and sports involved as well.

But like everything else, technology is changing all that.

Platforms like agency match act as digital matchmakers using queries and data to recommend the right agency or creative services

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