Publishers were quick to identify workflows as one area AI could help streamline and make more efficient. Stewart Robinson, managing director of Full Fat Things, looks at the opportunities.
Much of publishers’ initial interest in AI was text-based, but AI’s potential to make a huge impact on image creation and editing soon became apparent. Derek Milne, commercial pixometrist at Pixometry, looks at what’s possible.
Publishers are experts at creating content, but one of the most exciting things about AI is the way it can help optimise that content. Tom Pijsel, VP product management at WoodWing, explains how.
Newsquest has published over 10,000 articles with the aid of AI. Jody Doherty-Cove, head of editorial AI, tells us how and why Newsquest is deploying AI across its newsrooms.
Immediate Media has adopted a company-wide approach to AI, involving all roles and all departments. Hannah Williams, MD, digital content, explains their thinking.
emap has used AI to significantly expand its product offering. Robin Booth, managing director, tells us about their approach.
William Reed has a test and learn philosophy and is looking to integrate AI across all departments. John Barnes, chief digital officer, gives us some examples.
Following successful pilots, Springer Nature is rolling out two new bespoke AI tools to support the identification of papers that contain AI-generated fake content and / or problematic images.
Publishers face a rapidly changing ad tech ecosystem. We grab five minutes with James MacDonald, co-founder and CRO at Limelight Inc, to see what advice he would give them.
WAN-IFRA has announced the launch of Newsroom AI Catalyst for over 100 news publishers in partnership with OpenAI, designed to help newsrooms fast-track their AI adoption.
News Corp and OpenAI have signed a multi-year global partnership.
The New York Times has issued guidance on its principles for using generative A.I. in its newsroom.
Healthcare knowledge provider BMJ has announced the launch of a new AI-powered tool that lets doctors prepare for their PACES exam anytime, anywhere.
A spate of layoffs and profit warnings in recent months has set the tone for what publishers expect will be another bruising year for the industry, writes Nic Newman.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising the news gathering process, leading to faster and more accurate journalism. MyType's Giulia Gasverde explains how.
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