Contenta AI now supports GPT-5 from OpenAI, unlocking even more powerful, context-aware, and human-like content creation capabilities.

This upgrade means:

✨ Smarter topic discovery and prioritisation

✨ More accurate, SEO/LLM-ready writing

✨ Faster ideation-to-publication workflow

Join our waitlist today to secure preferential terms when we launch - link in the first comment.

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Big news for Contenta AI 🚀

We’re proud to share that Contenta AI has officially joined the Professional Publishers Association (PPA) - the leading network representing the UK’s publishing and media industry.

This marks an important step in our mission to empower publishers and content creators with AI-driven tools that streamline editorial workflows, optimize SEO/GEO, and maximize monetization.

As part of the PPA community, we look forward to collaborating with industry peers, learning from the best minds in media, and contributing to the evolving future of digital publishing in the UK and beyond.

Contenta AI joined the Future of Media Technology Conference in London - connecting with media innovators and publishers from across the globe, from Helsinki to California.

We had inspiring conversations on how technology is reshaping the future of content, with plenty of real-world case studies and forward-looking ideas.

Kudos to the organizing teams at PPA, Press Gazette, Progressive Media Investments, and others for putting together such a valuable event!

Sneak Peek: A new feature is coming to Contenta AI.

We’re excited to preview a feature that gives publishers direct access to royalty-free, high-quality images - seamlessly integrated into the content creation workflow.

This means faster, easier publishing with unique visuals that match every story. Powered by leading image libraries like Getty Images, Unsplash, Reuters, The Associated Press, and more.

Helping editorial teams focus on what matters most: delivering impactful stories with the right imagery.

Publishers can now join our waiting list at contenta.ai to be the first to try it.

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Big news for Contenta AI 🚀

We’re proud to share that Contenta AI has officially joined the Professional Publishers Association (PPA) - the leading network representing the UK’s publishing and media industry.

This marks an important step in our mission to empower publishers and content creators with AI-driven tools that streamline editorial workflows, optimize SEO/GEO, and maximize monetization.

As part of the PPA community, we look forward to collaborating with industry peers, learning from the best minds in media, and contributing to the evolving future of digital publishing in the UK and beyond.

3 Weeks to Web Summit Lisbon! 🇵🇹

We’re gearing up for one of the biggest tech events of the year - Web Summit 2025 (Nov 10 - 13) - and the Contenta AI team can’t wait to meet you there!

Whether you’re a publisher, creator, or investor, book a meeting with us or stop by our booth to discover how Agentic AI is transforming content creation and monetization.

Book a meeting with our team via the following link to connect with us in Lisbon: https://lnkd.in/eqnZKDDh

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On November 9, hundreds of startup founders, investors, and innovators will gather at Unicorn Factory Lisboa for the Tech Run - a one-of-a-kind event where sport meets innovation and networking. Use promo code WSATTECHRUN20 for 20% off registration. For more info - https://lnkd.in/dmAYKfda

Last but not least: if you’re an investor and would like a 20% discount on a Platinum Investor Ticket, reach out - we can help facilitate it.

Signed up for Web Summit as a startup? Get ready to be bombarded by spammers offering to “sell you the exclusive attendee list.”

Either Web Summit got hacked, or the scammers are just running the world’s most ambitious copy-paste experiment.

So here’s a thought -

💭 How safe is your PII data?
💭 What’s the actual price of privacy these days?
💭 And what pre-event services do founders actually find valuable?

Because right now, the only matchmaking we are seeing is between founders and spammers.

If you want a real connection - skip the “exclusive lists.” Just drop DM and let’s grab a coffee/tea at the Summit instead!

Here is the Web Summit ALPHA Startup Starter Pack



👟 White sneakers
💻 MacBook covered in startup stickers
☕ Flat white (mandatory) + Pastel de nata (optional, but recommended)
🎤 Profile photo mid-pitch with “disrupt” somewhere in the caption

We’re not judging. We’re part of it 🫠

2 weeks to go until Web Summit Lisbon!

If you haven’t booked a meeting with us yet - now’s the time!

Time slots are disappearing faster than pastéis de nata at Pastéis de Belém 😋

Let’s meet, chat, and explore how Contenta AI is helping publishers and creators level up their content and monetization with Agentic AI.

Find the link to book a meeting with our team in the first comment below.

⏳ 87 minutes a day.

That’s how much time the average employee loses just switching between tools.
Publishers feel this pain even stronger.
Content, analytics, monetization, ads — they all live in different ecosystems.
And every extra click = lost focus, lost time, lost money.

•The average company uses 132 different SaaS tools.
•Spends $9,000+ per employee per year.
•And 53% of licenses sit unused.

When your workflow is scattered across 10+ platforms, it’s not just messy — it’s expensive.

🚀 That’s why we’re building Contenta AI — a single platform for publishers and creators to:

•cut down tool chaos,
•give teams their time back,
•and make content creation actually enjoyable (and profitable).

One clean interface for writing, analytics, planning, and monetization.
Less friction. More focus. Real impact.

Brilliant session from PA Media, the UK's leading provider of multimedia content and services for journalists.

The discussion hosted by the PPA on leveraging hashtag#AI for faster, more accurate creations, adapting to hashtag#video across different forms and formats, and helping publishers stay visible across every platform truly hit all the right notes.

Thanks to PPA and PA Media for the insightful presentations and conversations - looking forward to the next sessions!

Our main exhibition day took place on Day 1, and we were genuinely amazed by the number of high-quality conversations and new connections we made at the booth. The response to our MVP and our approach to assisting content creators and publishers was phenomenal - thoughtful, encouraging, and incredibly energising!

Days 2 and 3 were filled with masterclasses, meetups, and inspiring sessions that helped us learn, grow, and exchange ideas with some of the brightest people across a diverse set of industries.

A huge thank you to all the brilliant founders, investors, and potential pilot partners who stopped by and shared their time with us.

Thank you, Lisbon & Web Summit - we’ll be back!

As the year comes to a close, we'd like to take a moment to thank everyone we've had the chance to work with, learn from, and exchange ideas with this year.

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful Christmas, good health, and well-deserved time to recharge🎄

May the New Year bring:

- new opportunities and bold ideas
- sustainable growth in business
- strong partnerships and meaningful collaboration
- and, most importantly, health and balance

Here’s to building, learning, and growing together in the year ahead 🚀

🚀 This week, Contenta AI attended Fueling AI Success with Google in London (21 January) — and honestly, the vibes were great.

The event brought together some truly sharp minds and sparked meaningful conversations, live demos, and thoughtful panels on how AI is actually being built and used in the real world — beyond the hype.

✨ A few standout moments for us at Contenta AI:

• A fantastic panel featuring Rob Cumiskey

• A great presentation by David Foster, with insights from John Abel, Derek Butcher, and Tom Cullen from Google

• A genuinely enjoyable fireside chat between Pavel Pimshin (Co-Founder, Contenta AI) and Natalia Solano Gutierrez, Head of Product at Luzia (Spain) — full of honest takes and shared learnings

🙏 Huge thanks to the Google team for the openness, energy, and quality of discussion.

Looking forward to carrying these insights forward and putting them into action.

A new study from the Pew Research Center highlights a long-standing tension in the media industry: Americans value news, but most do not believe they are personally responsible for funding it.

According to the research, a majority of U.S. adults say news organizations should primarily rely on advertising revenue rather than subscriptions. In other words, many Americans prefer a model where access to news remains free - supported by ads instead of direct payments from readers.

The report found that only 16% of Americans say they have paid for news in some form over the past year, whether through subscriptions, memberships, or donations.

At first glance, 16% may seem small. But in a country of more than 330 million people, that figure represents tens of millions of paying consumers - a substantial base for publishers. Still, it remains far from a majority, reinforcing the challenge media companies face when trying to scale subscription-based models.

Focus groups conducted as part of the study revealed another key insight: some participants expressed the view that paying for news is simply not their responsibility. This sentiment reflects a broader cultural expectation shaped by decades of free online content.

As digital platforms, search engines, and social media have conditioned audiences to expect free access, the perceived value of directly paying for journalism has weakened - even as demand for news remains strong.

Overall, the findings suggest that most Americans want access to news without a paywall. The preferred trade-off? Watching or tolerating advertising in exchange for free content.

This dynamic continues to shape the media landscape. Publishers are forced to balance subscription strategies with advertising revenue, sponsorships, events, and alternative monetization models.

The Pew findings underscore a fundamental reality: while journalism is widely consumed and often appreciated, convincing audiences to financially support it remains one of the industry’s biggest challenges.

For a long time, the conversation around AI focused on benchmarks, bigger models, and impressive demos.

But the real progress is happening somewhere else. Inside the tools people actually use to work. One example of that shift is the latest update to GPT-5.3. The improvement isn’t about dramatic new capabilities. It’s about something much more practical.

AI interactions are becoming:
• more natural
• more accurate
• better at writing
• less prone to hallucinations
• more useful in everyday workflows

In other words, AI is starting to feel less like a tool and more like a working partner. But generating text is only part of the problem creators and publishers face.

The bigger challenge is building a repeatable content workflow:
• How do you discover the right topics?
• How do you structure content for discovery?
• How do teams create, optimize, and distribute content efficiently?

This is exactly the problem we’re solving at Contenta AI

Our goal is to connect powerful AI models like GPT-5.3 with the entire content lifecycle:
Trend → Create → Optimize → Distribute → Monetize → Analyze

Instead of asking:
"Can AI write content?"

The better question is:
"Can AI help run a content engine?"

That’s the direction we believe the industry is heading. And we’re excited to help build it.
💬 We’d love to hear your perspective.
How do you see AI evolving in content workflows over the next few years?

At Contenta AI, we often hear a similar reaction during conversations with editors when AI tools for websites are mentioned: raised eyebrows and visible concern. Many immediately feel threatened – both for their content and for the future of their jobs.

But should AI really be considered a threat to digital editors? Absolutely not.

Digiday makes a compelling point in its article “AI Will Rewrite Publishers’ Websites in 2026.” AI is a tool, and like any tool, it can help you build – or it can help you destroy. The outcome depends entirely on how it is used.

That will likely remain the case for a long time. After all, we still do not see self-driving cars drifting through city streets – simply because they were not programmed that way by humans.

The world changes every day. It always has, and it always will. New tools appear constantly. The real question is how we respond to them. Do we panic and hide in a cave, or do we use them to build a comfortable cabin?

Some may ask whether AI tools for editors are simply another attempt by the digital publishing industry to cut costs. But the reality is more nuanced.

Yes, AI can generate text. However, readers can often detect when something is written entirely by a machine. And writing is only a small part of what modern AI can actually do.

AI can help improve SEO, identify emerging trends, and enhance the user experience by highlighting articles that match readers’ interests. It can also support monetization strategies – suggesting better content placement and alignment to create a balance between revenue and reader satisfaction.

At Contenta AI, we believe editors should see AI not as a threat, but as a powerful assistant. By embracing the tools of today, editors can spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time focusing on what truly matters: creating high-quality content that informs readers and brings professional satisfaction.