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Artificial Intelligence is Going to Change the Media Industry
"To think that all content and talent featured on brands are valuable, and various aspects of our day-to-day jobs can't be improved is foolish."
Does Anyone Really Think Radio Will Be Helped By the Rise of AI?
The problems facing the media are more about humans than they are about technology.
AI is Coming for More Than Just Your Jobs, And the Media Landscape is Changing for the Worse
More important than the loss of more jobs to AI in our industry, we need to take a closer look at the technology’s effect on the media.
Futuri Shares New AI Insights From Media Consumers at NAB Show
Artificial Intelligence has been a hot-button topic for media executives. Futuri has released the findings of a groundbreaking study about AI from media consumers.
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Artificial Intelligence: When it Comes to Sports Play-by-Play Give Me All of It
I love Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on Monday Night Football, but imagine for a moment, if ESPN 2 has the ManningCast while ESPN News has...Howard Cosell, Frank Gifford and Don Meredith!
Audacy Debuts AI Contextual Advertising for Podcasts
With the new features, Audacy's advertising partners will be able to more strategically place ads within specific podcast episodes and deliver ads when listeners are most engaged.
If A Pulitzer Prize Was Won By AI, What Does It Mean for Journalism?
Protecting journalists written words from AI will continue to be a challenge.
How News Media Is Being Killed By AI and Social Media Stories
While smaller outlets are beginning to use AI to write their story, larger outlets are relying on algorithms to provide clicks. Neither option is practical.
Fred Jacobs Can Picture Radio’s Future With AI In Mind
“Anybody can use AI...And I think that's really been the story of the last year. But many people are scared and to some degree, justifiably so.”
iHeartMedia Exec: AI Will Play Big Role in 2024 Podcast Plans
“It’s not just meaningful for the creators to be able to access audiences in the language they want, but also to actually build businesses in those territories.”