Artificial intelligence (machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, and algorithms) has the potential to free-up humans to be more creative, to explore new research areas and to change education provision. A case is in publishing, where humans and technology are co-existing and are'working in partnership'. As an example, Writefull, which produces artificial intelligence based language services, has been integrated into the American Chemical Society's publications workflow. Writefull's application programming interfaces becoming integrated for three key uses. The API is used before copyediting to automatically classify all accepted manuscripts by their language quality.

They have rolled out an AI-powered CMS (Content Management System) called Bertie. It's an artificially intelligent publishing platform, designed specifically for the in-house newsroom of journalists, expert contributor networks, and partners. It provides all of these people real-time trending topics to cover, recommending ways to make headlines more compelling and suggesting relevant imagery. They have rolled out an AI-powered CMS (Content Management System) called Bertie. It's an artificially intelligent publishing platform, designed specifically for the in-house newsroom of journalists, expert contributor networks, and partners. It provides all of these people real-time trending topics to cover, recommending ways to make headlines more compelling and suggesting relevant imagery.

LOS ANGELES, CA, Oct. 20, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE – iPR Software, the leader in Online Newsrooms, Digital Publishing, Digital Asset Management (DAM) solutions, and customized integrated solutions, announced its largest technology rollout to date at Public Relations Society of America's International Conference in San Diego, California. With the launch of "Metatron," iPR Software's new application empowers Artificial Intelligence (AI) cloud capabilities as well as integrating the power of machine learning into DAM and customized software platforms to increase productivity and corporate asset sharing across multiple customer ecosystems. This latest software release further advances the company's vision for clients to publish their news and information to Traditional and Social media channels and better engage their B2B & B2C audiences while increasing traffic to their branded media and corporate assets. Leading organization's today are utilizing cloud applications to access the latest technology with encryption algorithms they can securely manage, publish, and share rich branded media content. Metatron introduces core, cloud-based software features that enable customers to securely publish and share key digital media and corporate assets, target practical enterprise use cases, increase workflow efficiencies, and automate mundane tasks to reduce data and storage errors.

Digital publishers and online content creators are always adapting. Few industries have more moving parts than the publishing space, yet the rewards of a $70 billion dollar ad industry, with 20% year over year growth, provides more than enough incentive to stay current with all the variables in the field. The biggest buzzwords and trends in the digital publishing space right now are "artificial intelligence" and "data science". A quick analysis of popular industry conference topics will instantly highlight just how popular these terms have become for publishers recently. However, the rise of these subjects underlines something even more important… the vast importance of data and what publishers should be doing with it. Below, I'll deliver some of the key points I recently discussed at Pubtelligence -- which was hosted at Google.

The following piece is a guest post from Jessica Rovello, the CEO and co-founder of Arkadium, which provides interactive content to brands and publishers. Guest posts do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this publication. Is the growing adoption of Artificial intelligence (AI) products by digital publishers a much-needed lifeline for a struggling industry, or the next deadly threat to its survival? Some worry that AI will eventually "take over" journalism, replacing skilled humans with soulless, data-scraping machines. But these three industry leaders are showing how innovative implementation of AI can free newsroom resources to focus on the vital journalistic tasks--like reporting and editing--that humans do best.

The following piece is a guest post from Jessica Rovello, the CEO and co-founder of Arkadium, which provides interactive content to brands and publishers. Guest posts do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this publication. Is the growing adoption of Artificial intelligence (AI) products by digital publishers a much-needed ...