What if the limits of your content are not set by AI, but by how well you understand and model it?
Artificial intelligence has become a practical concern for anyone working seriously with digital content. As organisations experiment with these tools, many discover an uncomfortable pattern: the results are impressive one moment and unreliable the next.
It is tempting to explain this inconsistency in terms of immature technology. Better AI models, better prompts, better guardrails. Yet, in conversation after conversation, a different explanation surfaces. The problem is not primarily what AI does with content, but what it is given to work with.
In a recent member call with Marc Salvatierra, Senior Product Manager for Web Content Operations at ICANN, and a long-time practitioner of content modelling, the focus was not on AI tactic…
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