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Thank you for sharing the Creative Intelligence 2026 report! It's incredible to see how AI-driven creative roles like synthetic photography and AI creative direction have grown over the last three years.
For what comes next, I believe we will see fully integrated, multimodal AI assistants working side-by-side with creators in real-time—handling intricate localized editing and personalized multilingual content generation seamlessly across platforms.
I have shared the report with a colleague to spread the word about these valuable insights!
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Same prompt. Same concept. Two AI tools. 👀
I gave ChatGPT and Gemini the exact same prompt to create a luxury perfume ad creative.
No changes. No extra instructions.
Now I want to know what YOU think:
Which creative did it better?
🔵 A— Gemini
🟣 B— ChatGPT
Look at the overall concept, visual quality, composition, typography, and how “ad-ready” it feels.
Who wins this round? 👀
Vote below and tell me what made you choose your answer.
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I will go with Chatgpt on this.
It looks more luxurious and eye catching 🔥
Lately I’ve been working on something I call “Curative Intelligence,” and this is the first time I’m using that approach for a paid project.
The team came to me because they wanted something that didn’t feel generic. Instead of following the usual branding process, they were open to experimenting, exploring different directions, and pushing the capabilities of AI before landing on the final logo design.
They wanted to see how far we could take it, and were willing to take that leap of faith by moving away from the traditional routes to creating a winning brand design.
For me, this project wasn’t just about designing a logo. It was about giving experimentation, AI, and creative intuition the same space in the process.
The chunky wordmark with the cut-in notch is memorable. How much of the final shape came from the AI explorations?