Reading through the fourteen articles that make up our second AI special, some common themes emerge. Firstly, AI’s impact on publishing is seismic; secondly, publishers are more confident in their ability to make informed choices about the opportunities (and threats) it poses; thirdly, the rate of AI development is accelerating and, fourthly, if you’re not working out what AI can do for you, you are in danger of being left behind. Hopefully, this special will help you navigate your next steps…
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The articles:
Data monetisation, by Jennifer Schivas, CEO of 67 Bricks
New product development, by Markus Karlsson, CEO and founder of Affino
What we’ve learnt so far at National World, by Tim Robinson, editorial director and publisher
Content discoverability, by Brian Alford, founder and CEO of Bright Sites
Personalisation, by Ben Tregenna, chief technology officer at Content Catalyst
What we’ve learnt so far at Immediate Media, by Katja Eggert, head of strategic development
Content strategy, by Aliya Itzkowitz, manager at FT Strategies
Workflow efficiencies, by Stewart Robinson, managing director of Full Fat Things
What we’ve learnt so far at Infopro Digital, by Thomas Lake, director of product and technology
Image creation & editing, by Derek Milne, commercial pixometrist at Pixometry
Journalism, by Peter Dyllick-Brenzinger, head of product and engineering at Purple
What we’ve learnt so far at BMJ Group, by Ian Mulvany, chief technology officer
Advertising, by Christian Scherbel, CEO at Smartico
Copy editing, by Tom Pijsel, VP product management at WoodWing
