In this week's episode, Stewart and Travis discuss the impact AI is having on the way websites are designed. AI is now building millions of creative elements for us, and we're starting to move away from curated, static web pages.

We interview Itai Lahan of Cloudinary on the future of images and video and how technology can still offer up a few surprises in that area, especially as smartphones and mobile internet access expand across third-world countries. And in the news, we talk about the free ride brands are getting from Snapchat, and how long it might (not) last.

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    Next week, we interview Mitchell Reichgut, CEO of Jun Group, and talk mobile advertising. Jun means "truth" in Japanese. The company claims its advertising platform is the honest, efficient way to get millions of people to engage with video and branded content across devices.

    If you missed last week’s episode VB 039, Travis and Stewart interviewed Howard Love, author of The Startup J-Curve.

    We discussed how startups can succeed and how the "always mobile, always connected" customer has changed the landscape forever.

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