Kai Risdahl

That's why we're having this conversation, because the bigger AI gets, the more bonds sold and data centers built by a small group of companies that are all interconnected, the bigger influence this industry is going to have on every part of this economy.

So next week on this program, what that looks like on the ground.

So next week on this program, what that looks like on the ground.

One of the side effects of this digital economy of ours, an unintended consequence perhaps, is that it is also now an attention economy, not an original idea of mine, to be clear.

One of the side effects of this digital economy of ours, an unintended consequence perhaps, is that it is also now an attention economy, not an original idea of mine, to be clear.

That plays out in all kinds of ways, specifically for us right now in corporate marketing.

That plays out in all kinds of ways, specifically for us right now in corporate marketing.

Gap has decided it's going to move beyond just marketing to media.

Gap has decided it's going to move beyond just marketing to media.

Marketplace's Kristen Schwab has more now on corporations getting into showbiz.

Marketplace's Kristen Schwab has more now on corporations getting into showbiz.

Part of it is semantics.

Part of it is semantics.

The company's been doing this to some degree for a long time, but I think this formalizes it a bit.

The company's been doing this to some degree for a long time, but I think this formalizes it a bit.

People increasingly are wary of advertising, and so the blurred lines between content and advertising are more and more important.

People increasingly are wary of advertising, and so the blurred lines between content and advertising are more and more important.

The care, economy, and immigration policy.

The care, economy, and immigration policy.

But first, let's do the numbers.