Radio and Artificial Intelligence.




Technology companies offering AI-driven solutions for the radio industry, from editorial and technical applications to monetization, and B2B media outlets willing to help raise awareness among broadcasters. The UNESCO has selected RedTech Intl. to coordinate World Radio Day 2026, set to take place on Feb. 13, with the theme “Radio and Artificial Intelligence.” The event will explore how AI is reshaping radio — from content creation and automation to audience interaction, data protection and ethical considerations.

“Our goal is to mobilize more than 170 countries and over 1,000 radio stations to celebrate and benefit from free tools, resources and collaborative actions.” RedTech Co-founder and Operations Director Philippe Chapot said.


Contact the RedTech team to participate in the initiative here. You can find more information 

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