AI-to-AI communication could change how ads are bought and sold: Report

Mint - Sep 20, 2026

Artificial intelligence could change the way advertisements are bought and sold by enabling automated communication between systems, reducing manual coordination across the fragmented advertising ecosystem, according to a report by ADvendio, an advertising technology company.

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