Unite 26 | Unily: The Future — Content Studio Launch

AI has moved from experimentation to deployment at extraordinary speed. But for enterprise leaders, the question has changed. It’s no longer what are you doing with AI? It’s where is the value?

At Unite 26, Unily CEO Lokdeep Singh explores what he calls the “fog of AI”: a landscape of more models, agents, apps, tools, and vendors, combined with mounting pressure to deliver growth, savings, and meaningful business outcomes. His argument is simple: the path to value doesn’t start with more technology. It starts with people. 

The keynote introduces Unily’s human in the lead approach, built around connecting organizational knowledge, enabling people to take action, and providing the governance needed to scale AI with confidence. It then tackles a critical missing step between information and action: understanding. 

That challenge sets the stage for the launch of Content Studio by Unily, demonstrated by CTO Sam Hassani and Principal Product Manager Katie Johnson. See how Content Studio transforms trusted source information into formats including videos, podcasts, and infographics, while maintaining source grounding, brand controls, and human oversight. 

You’ll also see examples from Arc’teryx, VELCRO Companies, and Major League Soccer, including how preview customers explored the technology against real communication and business challenges.

What you’ll learn

Watch the session to discover:

• Why AI’s value problem isn’t simply a technology problem, and why Unily believes people need to stay in the lead. 
• Why understanding is the missing link between information and action, particularly when the same message needs to resonate with people in different roles and working environments.
• How Content Studio turns trusted information into multiple content formats, including video, audio, and infographics for different audiences and channels. 
• How source grounding and governance help protect trust at scale, from brand voice and visual identity to keeping generated content connected to its source material. 
• What early customers learned from putting Content Studio to work, including Arc’teryx reporting an average 84 minutes saved per employee per month across 24 critical communications, and VELCRO Companies reducing average infographic creation time from just under 60 minutes to approximately three minutes.