Rocket Companies

Kindness Enables Better Creative Work, Says Jonathan Mildenhall

At Cannes Lions’ ADWEEK House, Rocket Companies’ marketing chief Jonathan Mildenhall argued that treating agency partners with respect and stability — rather than forcing constant pitching and financial instability — produces better creative work. He used Rocket’s Super Bowl efforts as examples: the 2025 spot “Own the Dream” drove a stadium singalong of 65,719 attendees, and Rocket’s 2026 Super Bowl creative generated about $200 million in earned media from a $30 million investment. Joined onstage by John McKelvey, co-founder and CCO of Mirimar (Rocket’s agency of record), Mildenhall said mutual trust enabled bold creative risks and better outcomes, and urged CMOs to ask whether their behavior fosters an environment where agencies can flourish.

10-Q Financial Filing Analysis for Redfin Corporation

AI Analysis of 10-Q for period 2026-03-31.

Chip Makers Back RadixArk $100M Seed Round

AI Secret reports that NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel co-invested in a $100 million seed round for RadixArk at a $400 million valuation; RadixArk operates SGLang, an open-source inference engine reportedly deployed across 400,000+ GPUs and used by major cloud and AI firms. The newsletter also highlights OpenAI’s ChatGPT Futures program (26 builders given $10,000 each and frontier model access), and Anthropic’s unreleased Claude Mythos preview, which reportedly discovered thousands of zero‑day vulnerabilities (including 271 Firefox flaws), prompting calls from US financial regulators to bank CEOs. The items signal shifts in AI infrastructure investment, decentralised inference tooling, and accelerated vulnerability discovery by large models.