Bruno Herrmann’s Post

🤔Interesting view from a content strategist on the impact of generative AI on content some content operations. 🔎In addition to changes related to customer experiences and intellectual property, I think the point about the - potential - "enshittification" of content in products and services is shared by a number of language professionals too. Mitigating this risk is one of the reasons why the effectiveness of AI-generated content depends on the close collaboration of data scientists and language experts supporting a robust data for AI strategy.

How AI is changing the landscape for content strategists and designers

How AI is changing the landscape for content strategists and designers

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Mirelle Nathalie A.

Multilingual Data optimization for LLMs; LLM-powered QA for multilingual content creation and localization.

3mo

Thanks for sharing. Search will remain a key service for us working with multilingual content but the landscape is definitely changing. I wonder what Laura Fontanet thinks about these changes?

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Stephane Hue

CEO at EuropaTrad & Over The Word : Your content. All languages, All formats. Translations enabling your engagement with a global audience.

3mo

Thanks for sharing.

Alex Belov

AI Business Automation & Workflows | Superior Website Creation & Maintenance | Podcast

3mo

Great insights, Bruno! The collaboration between data scientists and language experts is crucial. What's your take on how to balance AI and human creativity in content?

Simon Hodgkins

CMO • President • Founder

3mo

36% of people using AI tools use them to search People are using tools like Chat GPT and Perplexity instead of a search engine. Ofcom’s Online Nation report found that in 2023, 30% of UK internet users over 16 had used a generative AI tool. 36% of those people were using it to ‘find information or content’ and 22% to ‘seek advice’. (Source: Ofcom) That is an interesting share. Thanks Bruno Herrmann.

Sriram Renganathan

Bridging Language Barriers: Multilingual DTP, eLearning Localization, and Multimedia Trailblazer

3mo

Good one! The article provides a comprehensive analysis of AI's impact on content creation and search behavior. It raises valid concerns about organic traffic decline, the need to rethink user journeys, and the potential "enshittification" of web content. With AI's penchant for hallucination, maybe we should rename it "Artificial Imagination" – at least it would make for more entertaining search results!

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