Welcome to one of my favourite posts ever. I loved doing this because I believe the future of premium content will be audio and visual, and AI driven.
When I am able to access what I want to know and do it on demand and through spoken queries wherever and whenever I want, I will believe we have evolved.
But before I set the scene in this, my 290th post, please join me in welcoming new subs since yesterday from the leadership team at the Guardian, the Daily Telegraph in the UK, AWS from Amazon, the leadership team at US media giant Tegna, which reaches two in five Americans, ad goliath Publicis Groupe in Paris, the C-suite at Taboola in London, Scottish publisher DC Thomson, award-winning public relations group Zeno in New York, platinum-selling record producer Influx Studios in Bern, Germany (I do a mean Basket Case by Green Day at karaoke if you need me), plus the World Outreach Ministry Foundation transforming lives and empowering communities in Africa (got something coming up for you shortly), among others…
Right… back to how AI will replatform premium information, and I’m driving to meet a former Meta exec to discuss the antitrust trial (not just 25 days away).
I’m using the voice-activated Microsoft Bing app on my Apple iPhone.
“Copilot,” I ask, “please read and research all the presentations you can find by the late Apple founder Steve Jobs.
“I don’t mind whether they are written, spoken, or video. Then when you’re done, please tell me how you think Jobs would have unveiled Apple’s AI...”
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