ReliableSoft published a Claude AI marketing walkthrough covering seven practical tasks, from weekly planning to competitor research, built around a single business example.

A Bluesky user found Claude citing their long-form articles within months of publishing. The pattern: specific topics, insightful writing, and inbound links.

Dutch agency Abovomaxlead connected its Mediavision AI directly to PubMatic's AgenticOS to run autonomous CTV campaigns in the Netherlands, cutting setup time by up to 87%.

Runway launched Agent 2.0, which goes from a simple prompt to marketing briefs and campaign assets, with built-in performance analysis and cross-platform scaling.

Google Pomelli pulls brand colors, fonts, tone, and copy from your website, then generates ad creatives, product visuals, and campaign ideas. It's free.

Glitch launched AI marketing agents for indie game developers to manage social, ads, and community across mobile, PC, web, and console with human approval before any action.

LiveRamp Agent Builders lets four founding partners distribute AI agents for planning, measurement and activation directly inside the LiveRamp environment.

Databricks launched Genie One at its Data + AI Summit, an agentic coworker that reasons over structured and unstructured data using a self-improving context layer. Pay-as-you-go pricing.

Ivalua's IVA Studio puts a single AI agent across the entire source-to-pay process. It inherits user permissions, logs every action, and works with 500-plus brands from day one.

Anthropic calls for a development slowdown, one company ran up a $500M Claude bill, and Vercel now runs 96% of marketing on AI agents. This week's key stories.

Salesforce unveiled four AI agents at Connections 2026 for lead generation, content creation, and campaign management. All four work inside Agentforce and Slack.

A solopreneur built an n8n-powered AI marketing agent that researches leads, scrapes contact info, scores fit, and drafts personalized cold emails with sending limits and review steps.