AI’s advance since 2022 has been breathtaking. It now reaches into all corners of our lives and the impact it is having on society and the risks it poses to the world are being debated with an increasing sense of urgency.
In this, our fourth AI special, we focus more on its positive potential. We look at how publishers are using AI in practice, to achieve things which, due to time and resource constraints, were previously undoable.
Publishers need to focus on how to use the positive aspects of AI to enhance what we do, whilst building business resilience to protect us from the negative aspects. Hopefully, this special will help you do that. Good luck!
On 24th November, our contributors will take part in a 'Q&A' webinar. Click here for more information and to register.
- AI in practice: Faversham House, by Carl Myers, chief technology officer
- AI in practice: Workflow efficiencies, by John Cheney, CEO at Workbooks
- AI in practice: Image workflows, by Janniche Moe, chief product officer at Fotoware
- AI in practice: Hearst UK, by Toby Wiseman, MD, content
- AI in practice: Content orchestration, by Martin de Heus, chief commercial officer at WoodWing
- AI in practice: Image creation & editing, by Derek Milne, commercial pixometrist at Pixometry
- AI in practice: Immediate Media, by Roxanne Fisher, director of digital and generative AI content strategy
- AI in practice: Editorial strategy, by Nedim Dedic, chief technology officer at Glide Publishing Platform
- AI in practice: Content transformation, by Sara Forni, product manager at Atex
- AI in practice: IOP Publishing, by Laura Feetham-Walker, head of publishing strategy and performance
- AI in practice: Product development, by Stewart Robinson, managing director at Full Fat Things
- AI in practice: Monetisation strategy, by Brian Alford, founder and CEO of Bright Sites
