A few weeks ago, as I reflected on the events of past year and on a conversation with Katariina Kari, the lead ontologist at IKEA, I woke up thinking, “We need more conversations about content and AI.”
Trying to stay aligned with the frenetic pace of the AI world, I have over the past three weeks published five interviews, recorded four more, and have booked guests well into next year.
I think this is going to be fun.
And edifying.
The amount of wisdom and energy around AI in general and content practice in particular is astounding.
You can glimpse this in the first few episodes of the Content+AI podcast, which include conversations with long-time AI experts like Paco Nathan and Dan McCreary as well as accomplished content experts like Sarah O’Keefe and Noz Urbina.
I’ll talk in the coming weeks with practitioners at Microsoft, Shopify, and other big tech companies who are both using and building the next generation of AI tools. And we’ll continue to hear from folks like Tane Piper at IKEA about how big enterprises are using AI to improve their content operations.
I’ve also lined up guests like Dave Birss, LinkedIn Learning’s most popular AI instructor, and other educators to help us understand how companies and individuals are learning to develop and use this new technology.
You’ll also hear from AI startup founders, open-source developers, content designers at startups and SMBs, conversation design experts, and others who are doing interesting work with content and AI.
Like I said, this is going to be fun and edifying.
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Thank you so much for your interest in Content + AI. If you have ideas for future interviews or just want to chat about this stuff, a DM on LinkedIn is the quickest way to reach me.
