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Thinkers. Makers. Innovators.
The people of Huge are all leaders in their own right. Each day they’re uncovering the trends and ideas that shape the future of digital experiences and business growth.
- Makers #8: Kima Sargsyan and Tyler KrachtFor this strategy and design duo, the “design jam” provides the space to solve for the long-term. It’s here that Kima and Tyler bridge the gap for today’s shopper and the future of self-expression, ensuring that brands remain relevant across every digital touchpoint for years to come.
- MarTechUnlocking the Value of the Martech Stack You Already OwnWhy underutilized technology, not missing technology, is the real growth gap in B2B.
- WorkflowsWhy I Stopped Evaluating AI Quality AloneHow a structural shift turned AI evaluation from a solo engineering effort into a team-wide discipline. Not because other expertise isn't needed, but because the process was never built to bring it in.
- Makers #7: Emily Wengert and Jon HackettEmily and Jon may focus on different areas but, at the core, they’re two sides of the same coin, blending art and science to create something exceptional.
- PodcastWhat Will AI Bring in 2026?A conversation with three experts from our AI Product Strategy team on what 2026 will bring and what the brands should do about it.
- Culture & PeopleMakers #6: Eric Vienna and Mike MartinLast year, these two creatives had a problem to solve: how could AI bring different disciplines together, while still raising the bar for detail and creative thinking? The answer was Make.exe, the first-ever GenAI creative battle.
- DesignMaking Design More Human with AIWhat if AI’s efficiency gains could buy us back the time we’ve always needed? More research. More iteration. More space to think. The technology might be artificial, but the outcome could be our most human-centered work yet.
- 2026 PredictionsWhat Will AI Bring in 2026?Will Google dethrone OpenAI? Will GEO kill the ads? What will AI shopping mean for brands? Here's what our experts had to say.
- Video GamesThe New Video Game Marketing PlaybookIn a market characterized by an oversaturation of new titles, sluggish post-pandemic growth, and escalating production costs, adapting to today’s landscape will be critical for new titles to break through.
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