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RADIO & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE




Celebrated on 13 February every year, World Radio Day is a unique opportunity for radio stations around the world to showcase their diversity, creativity and ability to contribute to society. For 2026, the theme ‘Radio and Artificial Intelligence’ opens up a whole new field of discussion, creation and exploration. To make it easier for every radio station to get involved – however big and wherever they are – we've come up with 13 simple, accessible ideas. 

Why 13?

 Because World Radio Day falls on 13 February, and because it allows each radio station to choose one or more ideas to mark the day in their own way.

These ideas can be implemented in two ways:
Targeting your listeners: special programmes, reports, debates, street interviews, audio capsules or social media visuals.
Targeting your teams (employees, volunteers, interns): internal reflection, training, improving your practices.

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