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Dries Buytaert: AI Unbundles CMS Content Creation from Content Control

Dries Buytaert argues that AI is not killing the CMS but rather unbundling content creation from content control. AI tools can now generate copy, design pages, write code, translate content, and assemble websites, reducing reliance on traditional CMS for simple publishing. However, this shift increases the importance of CMS platforms for managing structured, approved, reusable, and trusted content across teams, agents, and systems. Buytaert separates CMS functionality into two areas: content creation and content control, suggesting AI disrupts the former while strengthening the latter.

Staff Reporter19d ago2 min readenInsight
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Separating content creation from content control is how Dries Buytaert frames AI's effect on the content management system market
AI can now generate copy, design pages, write code, translate content, and assemble websites, making some simple publishing work less dependent on a traditional CMS
The shift affects only one part of the market, while increasing the need for systems that manage structured, approved, reusable, and trusted content
AI tools may replace CMS platforms for simple publishing, while making content management systems more important wherever content must be structured, approved, reused, trusted, and distributed across teams, agents, and systems

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Dries Buytaert argues that AI is not killing the CMS but separating content creation from content control. His article says AI tools may replace CMS platforms for simple publishing, while making content management systems more important wherever content m
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