Patrick Kulp
Patrick Kulp is an emerging tech reporter at Adweek. He covers creative innovation, artificial intelligence and the future of 5G, which culminated in a cover story on AT&T and Verizon's strategic plans for 5G. Patrick holds degrees in economics and political science from UC Santa Barbara. He previously worked as a business reporter for Mashable.
AI Tool Shows How Machine Learning Could Make Video Editing More Efficient
Creativity
Runway ML is attempting to make recent advances in the tech more accessible to creatives.
Anthony Bourdain Deepfake Controversy Points to Pitfalls of AI-Generated Content
As synthetic media grows more popular as a creative tool, creators must navigate new ethical ground.
AT&T Doubles Down on AR and Cloud Gaming in Effort to Get Consumers Excited About 5G
Brand Marketing
The telecom unveiled a flurry of new tech partnerships this week.
Videoconferencing Plans Its Next Move as Workplaces Consider Hybrid Models
As employees battle Zoom fatigue, the role of video tools in the workplace is set to shift.
Augmented Reality Ads See Better Reception Than Other Digital Formats
Brand Marketing
A recent study from Ericsson found that consumers are more likely to interact with mixed-reality ads.
This Intricate AR Sculpture Warns of the Dangers of Climate Change
Creativity
Agency Droga5 and the National Wildlife Federation commissioned artist Dustin Yellin to design the interactive piece.
Degree’s Disability-Friendly Deodorant Wins Grand Prix for Innovation at Cannes
FCB's 'Sick Beats' campaign takes silver in a category with no gold winners.
Twitch Reveals 4 Keys to Innovation in Virtual Live Entertainment
Brand Marketing
The game streaming service has strived to perfect its formula during the pandemic.
Google’s First Permanent Retail Space Will Feature Sleek Demo Spaces and an Event Hub
The 5,000-square-foot New York store will focus heavily on experiential aspects.
Cooler Screens Rolls Out to Convenience Stores and Supermarkets Nationwide
The retail media company is moving beyond the Chicago area.