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AI podcast experiments march on with Forbes' new daily audio briefing - Digiday
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Even Forbes hasn't cracked AI yet. That should tell you something. Forbes just launched an AI-powered daily audio briefing. Smart move. But their own exec admitted on the record: "No one's cracked
Even Forbes hasn't cracked AI yet.
That should tell you something.
Forbes just launched an AI-powered daily audio briefing. Smart move. But their own exec admitted on the record: "No one's cracked advertising with AI."
If a billion-dollar media company is still experimenting, you're not behind. You're exactly where everyone else is — figuring it out in real time.
The difference between companies winning with AI and those sitting on $200/month subscriptions nobody opens? They stopped trying to find the perfect tool and started solving one specific problem.
Not ten problems. One.
Forbes is testing audio summaries because it solves a real reader habit — people consuming content while commuting. That's it. Simple problem, focused solution.
You don't need a full AI strategy. You need to identify the single most repetitive task your team does every week — and find a tool that eliminates just that.
Pick one task. Test for 30 days. Measure the time saved. That's your first win.
Even the biggest names in media are still experimenting. The advantage goes to whoever runs smart, small tests — not whoever spends the most.
What's one repetitive task in your business that eats hours every week but rarely gets fixed?
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“No one's cracked advertising with AI,” he said. ... The Daily Brief isn't the only consumer-facing, AI-powered product Forbes has recently launched.