This headline – meant to be sung to the tune of “Old McDonald Had a Farm” – is inspired by publishers’ growing, and totally valid, angst around chatbots’ implications for the business, says US columnist Karlene Lukovitz.
Artificial intelligence is not new – publishers have been doing innovative things with it for years. But, writes Charlie Beckett, generative AI does represent a step change...
Will columnists be replaced by ChatGPT et al? Ultimately, that will be decided by who writes better. Dickon Ross has submitted two versions of his column, one by ChatGPT, one by himself. Compare & contrast…
Digital Content Next, a US-based trade body, has issued seven principles for the development and governance of generative AI.
James Evelegh looks at the impact AI is likely to have on the publishing sector.
In an announcement from the publisher and CEO Fred Ryan, The Washington Post has outlined its next steps in AI innovation.
AI looks set to play a big role in all our futures, but there are some things it can’t do…
The IPA Council is split after a deepfake debate on the threat of AI to adland.
Atex Global Media has announced the release of generative AI capabilities in its image editor, Matik.
Cambridge says new guidelines will help researchers use generative AI tools like ChatGPT while upholding academic standards around transparency, plagiarism, accuracy and originality.
GumGum have announced that SAP has increased brand awareness using GumGum’s ad formats and Verity, GumGum’s contextual targeting solution.
Their partnership aims to integrate viewability and contextual capabilities to offer clients the opportunity to enhance scale, reach and campaign performance.
Reach has announced the launch of Neptune Recommender, an AI tool that serves users content more relevant to their interests to increase engagement.
Many small publishers keep putting AI on the back burner because they are either too busy with the day-to-day or see it as being beyond their capabilities. As a result, they risk missing out...
Some industries are making great strides in how they use AI, but what about publishing? Many news organisations will struggle to reap the potential benefits, unless they learn to work together.
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