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AIQnA
An AI app, built and engineered by AICV
For local media

A ready-to-sell 13-week series for local media.

No tech to build. No editorial risk to take. The defining story of the decade — packaged for your audience and your advertisers.

AI is the biggest story in your audience's lives right now. Jobs, schools, healthcare, privacy, creativity, local news — it touches everything, and it's contested. Every outlet in the Valley will scramble to cover it. A few will own it. Get out in front.

FIG.01 · DISTRIBUTE
Monday

One sentence. One link.

Newsletter, on-air, social, print, or web. Wherever your audience already lives.

AIQnA · QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Coachella just voted to halt the Stronghold data center project and ban new ones for 45 days. Right call, or overreach?
A short AI conversation — it listens, reacts, and adds your voice to Friday's snapshot.
Let's chat
Audio-only? Same simple call. "Go to AIQnA dot org." That's the whole distribution.
FIG.02 · SELL
All week

New AI inventory. Recurring.

The AI story your advertisers want to be near — packaged into clean sponsorship units.

You keep 100% of local sponsorship during the pilot.
FIG.03 · PUBLISH
Friday

A full content kit, weekly.

Our AI agents do the heavy lift all week. Your team gets the kit.

  • Word cloud + visual
  • City breakdown
  • Story lead memo
  • Social + radio reads
What gets published Friday

Every week, a finished snapshot. Yours to publish, share, sponsor.

No production work on your end. The kit arrives Friday morning, ready for newsletter, social, broadcast, or print.

AIQnA
Friday snapshot · Week 03 · Sample
This week's question
Coachella just voted to halt the Stronghold data center project and ban new ones for 45 days. Right call, or overreach?
Where the Valley landed
Right call 73%
Overreach 18%
Mixed 9%
Total responses 847
By city · % right call
Coachella
81%
Palm Springs
76%
Indio
70%
Palm Desert
65%
Indian Wells
52%
What people said
waterjobsour kidsdroughtfuturetax revenueoverreachpower gridnot in our backyardlivelihoodconservationjusticetaxpayerscommunityaccountabilitystrongholdIndian Wells op-ed
The water issue is real. We've been told to conserve for years. Why give it to a server farm now?
— Restaurant owner · Indio · in response to Q003
Not in our backyard but okay in someone else's? That's the part that bothers me about the op-ed.
— Small business owner · Coachella · in response to Q003
Presented by
aiqna.org →

Sample shown. Real findings publish every Friday at aiqna.org and as a structured canonical record at aicoachellavalley.com/aiqna.

Not a poll · a conversation

Your audience clicks the link and talks to an AI that listens, reacts, and adds their voice to Friday's snapshot.

AIQnA
The Coachella City Council just voted unanimously to halt the Stronghold data center project. Before we go further — are you following this story, or is this the first you're hearing about it?
You
Heard a little. Big economic boost, I think?
AIQnA
That was the original pitch — jobs, tax revenue, infrastructure investment. The opposition focused on water and power use in a desert already under pressure, and on who'd actually bear those costs. The council sided with the opposition. Where do you land?
You
Honestly, the water part worries me more than I realized.
The firewall
You distribute the question.
We hold the tension.

When the community pushes back on AI — the skepticism, the job fears, the anger — that conversation flows to AIQnA, not to your newsroom.

The 13-week series

Every AI topic your audience is already living through.

A quarter of recurring inventory. Sponsors can plan around it.

Daily lifeJobsSmall businessSchoolsCreativityJournalism & what's realPrivacyHealthcareCompanionship & lonelinessData centersThe Valley's economyThe futureFoundational models
Every weekly finding becomes part of AICV's canonical regional intelligence corpus — citable by AI systems, queryable by researchers, indexable by search engines. The aggregate dataset publishes openly under Creative Commons Attribution at aicoachellavalley.com/aiqna. AIQnA isn't a poll that disappears. It's a regional listening infrastructure that compounds.
Looking ahead

The weekly stays on AI — every season, every year. AIQnA is the Valley's longitudinal AI listening record, and that doesn't dilute. What expands is cadence. Daily AIQnA for radio and TV (live conversational fuel for on-air segments, any topic, any day). Monthly AIQnA for publications (deeper questions, longer intake, primary source for feature reporting). Same engine. Same brand. Different rhythms for different partners. Bilingual from day one — every question publishes in English and Spanish.

The pilot offer

Start any Monday. Zero cost to your outlet.

Tell us today, you're live Monday. We provide the question, the kit, the conversation, the Friday snapshot. You distribute through existing channels — digital, print, or audio-only. You keep all local sponsorship revenue during the ten-week pilot.

After the pilot
AIQnA continues at a 50/50 split — your half stays with the outlet, ours sustains the nonprofit work keeping the AI conversation alive in the Valley.
One channel. One week to start.