So many people worry that A.I. will replace radio DJs.
It won't.
A.I. will replace radio stations.
Super Hi-Fi's software is amazingly powerful. It can do what used to take me a staff of 30 people and a lot of big, expensive equipment to do. If you are in broadcasting, you should absolutely learn how to use this technology.
It will open the door to allow non-broadcasters to create radio stations (albeit as a mobile app, not as a terrestrial signal). Who's going to do this? Companies looking to engage in creative content marketing.
For example, if you're Marvel, and you want to promote the next Guardians of the Galaxy movie, you could pop up a temporary classic rock radio station and, using AI, have Rocket the Raccoon be the DJ.
Or, if you're Spirit Halloween stores, you could pop up a station with Halloween themed songs hosted by Dracula.
These stations will not depend on third party advertising. They'll simply be a line item in a multi-million dollar marketing budget. They'll be able to provide ROI, even if they have a much smaller audience than traditional terrestrial radio stations.
Is it scary? Sure. But it's also exciting, because the creative possibilities are endless.
What does radically new technology mean for the future of radio?
ABC News in Nashville asked our CEO Zack Zalon about the role AI plays in the new radio stations we just launched with our partners CUMULUS MEDIA and Xperi Inc.
We believe that AI will play a critical role in helping audiences discover new artists and creating new kinds of listening experiences for consumers, because it gives curators the tools they need to go deeper and more local in places they've never had the time to do before.
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