Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have made significant advancements in the publishing industry. 🚀
Forbes has launched Bertie, an AI-driven content management system. It is a publishing platform with artificial intelligence that was created especially for the internal newsroom of journalists, expert contributor networks, and partners. It offers all of these folks real-time trending subjects to cover, tips on how to write catchy headlines, and suggestions for relevant images.
Secondly, Bloomberg also uses Cyborg, which helps with the management and development of content. After each quarter, it can produce hundreds of pieces regarding company earnings reports. Cyborg is programmed to immediately recognize and extract all of its vital numbers.
Use Cases of AI and ML in the Publishing Industry 📕
There are several ways in which artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are being used in the publishing industry:
Text analysis and classification: AI and ML algorithms can be used to analyze and classify written content, allowing publishers to better understand the content of their books and articles. This can be used to improve search results, categorize content for easier discovery, and identify trends in writing styles or topics.
Personalized recommendations: AI and ML can be used to create personalized recommendations for readers based on their reading history and preferences. This helps to improve the user experience and drive sales for publishers.
Image recognition: AI and ML can be used to automatically identify and classify images in books and articles, making it easier for publishers to find and use relevant images.
Customer service: AI chatbots can be used to provide customer service, answering common questions and queries from readers and authors.
Translation: AI and ML can be used to automatically translate content into different languages, allowing publishers to reach a wider audience.
Automated editing and proofreading: AI and ML can be used to automatically detect errors in written content, making it easier for publishers to produce high-quality content with fewer resources.