Author: Roger Tagholm

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Chat GPT will transform marketing and research and will see many jobs in publishing change, but not necessarily disappear.  That was the overall message from Chris Singleton, founder of digital marking blog the Style Factory.  He told a packed audience in the Tech Theatre at the London Book Fair that the application was very useful for idea generation and was a potentially very good editing tool.  “But I don’t think these jobs are necessarily under threat.  It’s more that they will change, and that Chat GPT will become a useful digital assistant.”