5 verified, source-linked AI implementations documented between 2018–2026.
Forbes content licensed and integrated into Amazon's Alexa Podcasts feature (launched May 18, 2026); Alexa Podcasts uses AI to generate on-demand audio podcast episodes on any topic, narrated by AI-generated co-hosts in conversational format; draws on licensed journalism from 200+ news publications for content accuracy; available to all Alexa+ subscribers (included with Amazon Prime); part of Amazon's broader push to license premium publisher content for its rebuilt Nova LLM-powered Alexa+ assistant; one of 11 named launch partners at Alexa Podcasts launch
20-25% increase in page views per visit in first month; supports 40 journalists publishing ~12 daily articles
Forbes' in-house AI content-management and publishing assistant (introduced 2018). It suggests article topics from trending data and reader interests, recommends SEO- and engagement-optimised headlines, and generates rough first drafts for contributors to refine, freeing writers for analysis and storytelling. A cornerstone of Forbes' digital-transformation strategy, cited alongside The Washington Post's Heliograf and Bloomberg's Cyborg as an early CMS-embedded newsroom AI tool.
Forbes is one of 182 organizations in United States documented in the index, which holds 363 cases from the country. Its work spans 3 function types, including Audience Experience & Personalisation, documented across 110 organizations worldwide.