The broadcasting industry in Osun state, Nigeria, is experiencing a transformative shift with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies while the implication of AI on broadcasting practices within the unique socio-cultural and economic context of Osun state are yet to be effectively investigated. Drawing on theoretical frameworks including technological determinism, media convergence theory, and ethical considerations, the study investigates the adoption of AI in content creation, distribution, audience engagement, and revenue models. A mixed-methods approach, incorporating interviews with industry experts and audience surveys, were adopted to provides insights into the implications of AI-driven broadcasting practices in Osun state. Findings reveal significant advancements in automation, personalised content delivery, and data-driven decision-making, accompanied by ethical considerations such as data privacy and algorithmic bias. Recommendations are proposed to promote responsible AI adoption among broadcast stations in Osun state, including investment in education and training, prioritisation of ethical considerations, promotion of diversity and inclusion, fostering collaboration and innovation, and continuous monitoring and evaluation of implication. By implementing these recommendations, stakeholders can effectively navigate the evolving landscape of broadcasting practices in Osun state, ensuring that AI technologies contribute to the advancement of the industry in a responsible and inclusive manner. KEYWORDS: Artificial Intelligence, Broadcasting practices, Osun state, media technology