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Episode 127 - Dr Alex Connock

Episode 127 of the TellyCast: The content industry podcast podcast, hosted by Justin Crosby, titled "Episode 127 - Dr Alex Connock" was published on December 15, 2022 and runs 61 minutes.

December 15, 2022 ·61m · TellyCast: The content industry podcast

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Sign up to the free TellyCast newsletter We’re rounding off the year with a deep dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence with Oxford University lecturer and media expert Dr Alex Connock. We’re discussing the impact AI has had so far on the content industry and what we can expect in the future, as the technology starts to land with wider audiences on a seemingly ever increasing basis. Alex's book, Media Management and Artificial Intelligence https://bit.ly/AlexConnockAI TellyCa...

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We’re rounding off the year with a deep dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence with Oxford University lecturer and media expert Dr Alex Connock.

We’re discussing the impact AI has had so far on the content industry and what we can expect in the future, as the technology starts to land with wider audiences on a seemingly ever increasing basis.

Alex's book, Media Management and Artificial Intelligence https://bit.ly/AlexConnockAI 

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