The Top 3 Use Cases for AI Content Creation 

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Key Points
  • The public relations market is projected to reach $141.22 billion by 2030, growing at a 6.4% CAGR, highlighting increasing demand for rapid, high-quality content delivery.
  • AI is becoming essential in PR, with 75% of professionals already using it and 33% planning to expand its integration into their workflows.
  • Précis AI offers tailored AI tools to enhance research, streamline image generation, and support executive thought leadership, ultimately improving content quality and efficiency.
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The Top 3 Use Cases for AI Content Creation 

In today’s media landscape, public relations professionals face mounting pressure to deliver content faster, smarter, and with unwavering quality across multiple channels. There aren’t any signs of the sector slowing down. In fact, the public relations market size is expected to continue with strong growth in the next few years with values of $141.22 billion in 2030 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.4%.  

With such rapid growth, it’s without doubt that AI is no longer just a buzzword. It’s an indispensable productivity partner that’s transforming how PR teams work, with recent studies showing 75% of PR professionals already use AI and 33% plan on expanding it in their workflow. 

That’s why at Précis AI, we’re pioneering PR-specific AI workflows designed to tackle the unique challenges modern communications teams face every day. Here are the top 3 use cases for AI content creation in public relations.

How to use AI for research  

Great content begins with thorough research. Traditional methods, however, can be slow, cumbersome, and cost PR pros unnecessary time. Unlike many major large language models (LLMs) that are prone to hallucinating reports or generating inaccurate information, Précis AI’s research tools, like XénoBot’s Google Toggle, provide instant access to up-to-the-minute resources. Not only does this accelerate the research process with reliable information sourced directly from the web, but it also includes verifiable links to original sources. 

With AI tools, PR teams can quickly: 

  • Build backgrounders 
  • Summarize dense whitepapers 
  • Identify emerging social media trends  
  • Fact-check claims in minutes rather than hours 

This allows for more valuable time to focus on storytelling, strategic planning, and creative messaging – all areas where human insight remains irreplaceable. By using a combination of AI-driven speed, real-time data, and human judgment, PR teams can transform information overload into clean cut high-quality content pieces. 

How to use AI for image generation 

In PR’s content-heavy landscape, eye-catching visuals are crucial for capturing audience attention. However, with the countless amounts of licenses required to use images, graphics, and videos, copyright trolls loom in anticipation of a slip-up. Yet, AI is an excellent resource for PR and marketing teams trying to avoid copyright infringements.  

AI-powered image generation tools enable PR teams to create visuals quickly, efficiently, and based on customized prompts for key messaging precision. This process also ensures alignment with brand aesthetics without the need for extensive manual design and outsourcing.  

How to use AI for executive thought leadership  

A major challenge for communications professionals is often securing facetime or brainstorming sessions with a brand’s key executives. These moments offer valuable insights, authentic opinions, and predictions that shape compelling narratives and thought leadership pieces. But amid busy leadership calendars, they can be difficult to schedule.  

Here’s where AI can alleviate this constant challenge: Let’s use Précis AI’s Audio/Video Scribe for instance. It allows executives to easily record their thoughts, takes, and forecasts wherever they are and whenever they can: whether that be on their phone as they commute to the office or on their work laptop when they have a spare five minutes after lunch.  

Then, the executive can send the recordings directly to the PR team. From there, the PR team can use AI to transcribe the executive’s words and transform these spoken insights into polished long-form and short-form written assets, such as blog posts, op-eds, quote sheets, internal memos, and social media snippets. In addition, all of the content derived from the original recordings will reflect the executive’s unique tone and style – hence empowering the PR team to do less of the heavy lifting that comes with content production.  

Be part of the future of PR 

The future of PR content creation is here – and it’s powered by AI. But success isn’t about generic tools or quick fixes. It’s about thoughtful integration, strategic workflows, and technology built specifically for the way PR teams work.  

The Précis AI ‘AI in PR Best Practices’ guide provides detailed guidance on setup strategies, practical use cases, as well as workflow integration recommendations and workplace adoption suggestions. Ready to learn more on how to optimize your team’s content creation with AI?  

Download our free AI in PR Best Practices guide here.  

Frequently Asked Questions

01What is the expected market size of the public relations sector by 2030?
The public relations market size is expected to reach $141.22 billion by 2030.
02How many PR professionals currently use AI in their work?
Recent studies show that 75% of PR professionals currently use AI.
03What role does AI play in PR research?
AI tools accelerate the research process by providing reliable information and verifiable links, allowing PR teams to focus on storytelling and creative messaging.
04How can AI help with image generation in PR?
AI-powered image generation tools enable PR teams to create customized visuals quickly and efficiently while avoiding copyright infringements.
05What is the purpose of Précis AI’s Audio/Video Scribe?
The Audio/Video Scribe allows executives to record their thoughts easily, enabling PR teams to transcribe and transform these insights into various written assets.

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