Optimizing an article by using the AI Assistant in the Print editor of Studio

When writing articles, much time can be spent on tasks such as making sure that the story contains the required numbered of words, changing the tone and style of the article, coming up with different titles, writing titles for search engine optimization, and so on.

These tasks are often repetitive and optionally done using (Artificial Intelligence) tools outside of Studio.

The AI Assistant in the Print editor of Studio aims to make this process more efficient by:

• Reducing repetitive editorial work
• Improving efficiency without sacrificing quality
• Keeping AI usage embedded, controlled, and review-based
• Ensuring human judgment remains central to publishing decisions

This article explains how the AI Assistant works and how it can be used.

Figure: The AI Assistant in Studio. Here, suggestions for new titles were generated.

How it works

The AI Assistant is made available as a separate panel that is part of the Print editor.

Its features analyze the content of a Print article and provide suggestions on how it can be improved. This is done by sending the content of the article together with instructions on how it should be transformed (known as a 'prompt') to an external artificial intelligence service. The outcome is then shown in the panel, typically in the form of a conversation as a reply to your prompt.

The results can then be used to replace the original text.

Using the AI Assistant

The AI Assistant is available in the Print editor and in the Digital editor. The functionality of the panel in these editors is almost identical, and is therefore described for both editors in a combined article. For more information, see Optimizing an article by using the AI Assistant in Studio.

Revisions

• 18 August 2026: Moved most of the article to a combined article for the Digital editor and the Print editor.
• 18 August 2026: Added section 'Using the AI Assistant'.