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Staying heard: Retuning radio for the AI era

by Dan McQuillin October 8, 2025 6 min read
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Great radio doesn’t just broadcast, it binds us together. It is the soundtrack of our community, the voice of our culture, and the heartbeat of a living, shared experience. We tune in not just for the music or the news, but for each other.

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However, in the AI era, broadcasters are competing for audiences, attention, and advertising revenue against entirely new forms of media: hyperpersonalized chatbots and AI-powered media factories that don’t just entertain, but also adapt. Algorithms that tailor content in real time, learning from every click to draw users deeper with every interaction. Addictive by design, they are engineered to feel personal but ultimately leave us feeling more isolated than ever.

There is a growing hunger, not just for more content, but for greater authenticity; not for more noise, but for genuine presence. We desperately need voices we trust, stories that surprise us, moments that feel real, and communities we can belong to. These have always been radio’s greatest strengths. At its best, radio doesn’t just ask audiences to listen, it invites them to belong. It creates a space where people feel heard, not just monitored. Radio builds genuine community, where connection, not metadata, is the measure of success.

There is a growing hunger, not for more content, but for greater authenticity; not for more noise, but for genuine presence.

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Broadcast Bionics has consistently recognized this. For over a decade, we’ve championed the use of AI not to replace human creativity, but to amplify it. We’ve helped broadcasters harness intelligent tools to create authentic content, deepen engagement and build genuine communities at scale.

At Bionics, we call this “augmented intelligence,” equipping broadcasters with technology designed to enhance human talent, integrate seamlessly into traditional workflows and empower teams to engage more deeply with their audiences.

Our on-premises and secure technologies include BionicScribe, a transcription engine that also provides highlight detection and summarization. BionicScribe is already proving invaluable on busy shows where calls, messages (and WhatsApp voice notes) arrive faster than anyone can handle. Now with one click, you can surface the best content and discern distinct themes ready for talent to use on air. We are giving broadcasters tools to engage more quickly and with greater relevance than ever before.

Bionics is committed to using augmented intelligence to simplify production, personalize engagement, and free presenters and producers to do what only humans can: tell stories with heart, respond with empathy, curate with insight, and connect with emotional intelligence. We are entering an era where the lines between the real and the artificial will continue to blur. But that only makes the genuine more valuable. 

In an era of synthetic companionship and algorithmic everything, the simple power of an authentic voice, in real-time, sharing stories that matter, isn’t outdated. It’s revolutionary.

The author is the managing director of Broadcast Bionics.

This article originally appeared in the RedTech International special publication Radio Futures 2025

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