AI SIX Podcast Episode 492: Meta Wants the News Back: Why AI Is Changing the Value of Journalism
Meta is back in news — but it’s about AI, not social media. Explore what new publisher deals mean for journalism in the AI era.
Meta is back in news — but it’s about AI, not social media. Explore what new publisher deals mean for journalism in the AI era.
I’m just back from Creator Live in London. Adobe hosted 500 of the UK and Ireland’s top creators, and I’ve got AI news from the event. What is Creator Live? Creator Live by Adobe took place on 17 March at Kensington Olympia in London. I attended as an Adobe Express Ambassador—and the energy was unlike
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The UK government has dropped its plan to let AI companies train on copyrighted work without permission. After a campaign backed by Paul McCartney, Elton John, Dua Lipa, and thousands of other creators, the proposed copyright exception is, in the government’s own words, “no longer the preferred way forward.” The creative industries are calling it
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Anthropic just published what it says is the largest qualitative study ever conducted. 81,000 people across 159 countries and 70 languages were interviewed about what they want from AI, what they fear, and whether it is delivering. The answer to what people want most? It is not productivity. It is a better life. How They
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang just called an open-source project you may not have heard of “definitely the next ChatGPT.” The project is called OpenClaw. It launched as a weekend side project in November 2025. By March 2026, it had become the fastest-growing open-source project in GitHub history, with more than 250,000 stars, surpassing React, Linux,
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Mistral AI, the French company positioning itself as Europe’s answer to OpenAI, has just launched a platform that lets any organisation build its own custom AI model, trained on its own data. It’s called Forge. And it will likely change how enterprises think about AI. What Forge actually is Forge was announced on March 17th
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What if your customers never needed to search your website again, and could just ask, get answers, and make decisions instantly? That’s not a future scenario. It’s already happening. In this episode, Len Ward, Managing Partner & Head of AI at Commexis, breaks down how AI is fundamentally changing the way businesses operate, from how
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LinkedIn has become the source AI trusts for professional knowledge. Two new studies confirm that it has become the number one source that AI search engines cite when someone asks a professional question. Two major research studies landed within days of each other. One from marketing analytics platform Profound, tracking 1.4 million citations across six
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Google doesn’t want you to click links anymore. It wants to give you the answer, right there, in the search results. No more jumping between tabs, comparing articles, or scanning for the useful bit. With AI Mode, Google is turning search into a conversation and changing how we access the internet forever. This is AI
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When was the last time you thought about optimising your website for Bing? In today’s episode, I’m talking about Bing’s possible big search comeback! Hello and welcome back to the AI Six podcast, where I teach you about AI in just six minutes a day and on a Saturday broadcast the long-listen with an individual
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