Marty Swant

Ari Kuschnir’s hyperreal shorts recast Sam Altman, Mark Zuckerberg, Donald Trump, and others as pitchmen for dystopian futures.

Here's how the web reacted to Kimi K3's performance, politics, and how it changes the AI race.

Ahead of the FIFA World Cup finals, I wrote a story for DealBook's weekend edition about the more than $847 million advertisers spent in North America across broadcast TV, streaming platforms, cable networks and local channels.

At the 2026 Cannes Lions Festival, I reported on the existential angst marketers felt about AI visibility and how startups are trying to help brands navigate major shifts caused by LLM-powered search engines and chatbots.

Laurie Segall’s new deepfake series with Paris Hilton is her latest proof point for a portable IP approach to journalism.

Google's once-forgotten Cloud division is making a run on the strength of Gemini.

As the technology's reputation wobbles, the pope joins a chorus of AI watchers calling out its potential harms and working with the industry to mitigate them.

Do-everything, ‘super agents’ are dominating the AI story today. Will we see one from Google this week?

Big testimony is expected this week in a trial that's already produced major revelations. Here's what to look out for + the biggest news so far.

The company introduced a cost-per-click bidding model, among other new features available for advertisers.

You’re probably going to hear a lot about the personality conflict. Here’s what’s at stake in the case and what the outcome might be.

A new era of powerful models is upon us. We're about to learn whether it's mostly marketing or field-advancing improvement.

Could Anthropic make its way back into a multi-billion dollar opportunity with the U.S. government? A federal judge could grant it temporary relief this week.

Is Anthropic feud with the Pentagon similar to Tim Cook's with the FBI, or something different altogether?

New browser controls that let users disable AI features point to a broader push against default-on artificial intelligence.

The Feb. 7 edition of NYT Dealbook includes my Q&A about Super Bowl ads with Jeff Goodby, co-founder of the agency Goodby, Silverstein & Partners.

Back Market is using the Consumer Electronics Show to debut its new documentary about e-waste.

The AI race may be digital, but the frontlines of its marketing wars are in the real world.

The end of traffic from Google search queries has businesses worrying—and scrambling to get discovered by AI engines through AEO and GEO.

These Inc. Power Partner firms help Main Street businesses excel.