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A San Francisco restaurant called Creator has unveiled a robot-operated burger-making machine that produces $6 burgers. via Fast Company

David Droga thinks bad advertising is going away, but advertising itself is here to stay. via Adweek

Agencies need to embrace technology and use data to understand individual customers, moving away from traditional creative and broad-audience messaging. via Digiday.

Five key storylines, including Publicis' leaky boycott, are expected to dominate the Cannes Lions festival.

via Digiday

This article from HubSpot distinguishes between marketing plans and strategies, offering guidance on crafting a results-driven marketing plan. via The HubSpot Blog

Valet Magazine shares a list of the team's favorite fitness gear, including workout clothes, shoes, tech, and accessories. via Valet.

Team Lyan shares tips on clarifying cocktails at home using methods like agar-agar, simple filtration, and protein clarification. via Punch.

Vermont is offering remote workers $10,000 over two years to relocate and help grow the state's tax base. via Quartz.

This episode transcript features Ryan Holiday, and covers his experiences with stress and workaholism, the success of his book "The Obstacle Is the Way", and the dangers of ego. via The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss

Technology advancements impact our daily routines by offering convenience and efficiency, but they also require energy to power them. via ReadWrite

Kickstarter, in partnership with Avnet and Dragon, has launched the Hardware Studio Connection, a new program to help creators better prepare for the manufacturing process. via The Spoon

An excerpt from "Paradox: Feeling Machines and the Rise of Post-Modern Marketing" explores the need for marketers to master modern marketing technology to prepare for the future of AI-driven personalized marketing.

via The Drum.