It’s an exciting time for the content curious. That’s why Colleen Jones, founder and president of Content Science, continues sharing perspective on LinkedIn in a series called The Most Curious Thing in Content. We assembled the most recent curious things in this roundup.
AI + The Future of Content Work
What New AI Legislation Means for Content
The Consequences of Google Losing Its Antitrust Suit
AI LLMs Lose Access to 25% of Their Content
New Study Compares Taxonomies to LLMs (Taxonomies Won)
Only Half of Companies Align Long-Term Budget with Strategy
Adobe Sued Over Dark Patterns in Subscription
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