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Letter From The Publisher: Becoming the Answer.
AI Communications

Letter From The Publisher: Becoming the Answer.

Everything-PR is transitioning to 5W AI Communications following the deletion of 3,000 articles to increase authority in the AI retrieval era. Publisher Ronn Torossian details the vision for Everything-PR to become the definitive answer within AI chat boxes, emphasizing the importance of citation share and the opportunities for brands, agencies, writers, and researchers in this new landscape. The article highlights upcoming studies on various sectors and the strategic imperative to define the AI era from within, through rigorous reporting and a commitment to shaping the information infrastructure.

Ronn Torossian ·
AI Is Not Replacing Marketers
Marketing

AI Is Not Replacing Marketers

Artificial intelligence is transforming digital marketing, bringing both excitement and fear. While many wonder if AI will replace marketers, the truth is it's redefining their roles, demanding more analytical rigor and strategic thinking. AI handles executional tasks, allowing marketers to focus on higher-level strategy, brand vision, and creative innovation. This shift democratizes digital marketing but also raises concerns about over-reliance and content homogenization. The future belongs to marketers who embrace AI as a collaborator, using it to amplify capabilities rather than fearing replacement.

EPR Editorial Team ·
The AI Casting Call: What Talent Should Do About It
Entertainment & Media

The AI Casting Call: What Talent Should Do About It

AI is now the first step in casting calls, generating ranked lists of potential campaign faces. A new study, the "AI Casting Index," reveals that AI recommends documented talent due to a "Structure Premium." This means actors and athletes dominate recommendations, while many creators are overlooked because their careers primarily exist within feeds, not documented public records. To adapt, creators must build a verifiable public footprint beyond their content. Brands must also understand the limitations of AI-driven casting.

Michael Heller ·
Luxury Isn't on the AI Shelf
Beauty, Fashion & Luxury

Luxury Isn't on the AI Shelf

Twenty years ago we launched Haute Living into the last viable print luxury market in America. Since then I've watched the discovery layer break four times — digital killed print, social killed digital-first, influencer killed top-down social, and now AI is killing all of them at once. Seven months into a shift most PR peers won't name for another year.

Seth Semilof ·