The latest issue of Digitalis’s Digital Briefing newsletter is out now, covering key developments and insights from the world of online reputation and digital risk. This month’s issue includes features on: - OpenAI’s prototype AI-powered search engine, SearchGPT, and its threat to traditional search engines: https://lnkd.in/eiWx_Umt - How bad actors are using generative AI to their advantage to create ever-more convincing scams: https://lnkd.in/eU_YTf8Z - Fact-checking during election season: https://lnkd.in/eApgUMdK - The top five questions that Sarah Keeling, Director within our Client Services team, is often asked about Wikipedia: https://lnkd.in/eaYwTGze To receive a copy of the next Digital Briefing directly to your inbox, please email eve.bolton@digitalis.com. #onlinereputationmanagement #digitalrisk #SearchGPT #research #ai #onlineprivacy #wikipedia #google #privacy #intelligence #elections #socialengineering
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Digitalis is a digital and online advisory firm, founded in 2009 for corporates, governments and private clients
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Digitalis is a digital and online advisory firm working with clients to protect and manage their corporate and individual profiles. We work closely with leading companies, the public sector, private individuals, and business figures to help them shape their online reputation and to better manage their digital footprint. We are also a technology company. Our strength lies in our unique technology platform and the expertise of our software engineers, bespoke tools and analytics, and designers. We are able not only to advise a client on what online narrative and web presence would best suit their needs. We can also create it, protect it online and ensure its visibility. Digitalis helps clients strengthen, protect, and fine-tune their online profile in ways that advance their business and personal interests. Working with clients directly or through their legal or communications advisors, we help them shape their online narratives – transmitted through their websites, social media and third-party content – and ensure that the right messaging is visible to the key audiences. We also help clients safeguard their digital narrative and online story by displacing inaccurate or one-sided content from search pages. Using our technology platform, our digital analysts, and our expertise in the architecture of the internet, we provide online intelligence in support of litigation and to help law firms manage all aspects of reputation risk arising from online content. We map out reputational concerns and risks online for individuals and clients. Digitalis was established in 2009 in the UK and is based in St James’s St, London. We were founded as a tech company and technology remains at our heart. Bespoke retrieval tools and automated web-crawling software, supported by our dedicated team of in-house developers and our understanding of search engine algorithms, provides us with a world-leading capability.
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As AI-driven social engineering becomes increasingly sophisticated, such scams are becoming more commonplace, with bad actors making use of generative AI technology and tools. We face growing vulnerabilities as individuals and organisations, and it has never been more important to implement necessary security measures and thus minimise the risks from these activities. In the latest issue of our newsletter, Digitalis senior associate, Sky Ojo, delves into examples of how AI-generated email, audio and video content is being used to create ever more convincing scams. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eU_YTf8Z If you would like to receive a copy of our next Digital Briefing directly to your inbox, please email eve.bolton@digitalis.com
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If you want an insight into where innovation in the online search experience is heading, then OpenAI’s recent prototype, SearchGPT, sets out a new direction for AI-powered search engines. This launch has been a catalyst for change, with other companies driving to develop their own version of Generative AI search, not least Google with its ‘AI Overviews’ feature. In the latest issue of our newsletter, Digitalis associate director, Tom Whitley, investigates SearchGPT’s challenge to traditional search engines and considers what motivations users may have for switching. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/egDZj-hR If you would like to subscribe to our next Digital Briefing, please click here https://lnkd.in/eJy3h3zu #AI #ChatGPT #SearchGPT
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Last week, Digitalis attended the 2024 Concordia Annual Summit, New York City. We co-hosted a roundtable with the Federal Communications Commission to discuss how best to mitigate against further weaponisation of the internet in the era of generative AI. It was a fascinating discussion that contemplated a range of crucial questions, including: · How is the weaponisation of the web evolving in 2024 and what are the most significant threats for civilised society, democracy, and public discourse? · What lessons have we learned from Section 230 in adequately safeguarding against damaging online activities, and how might US lawmakers enact long overdue improvements here? Thank you to Commissioner Nathan Simington and Michael Sweeney of the FCC for collaborating with us on this roundtable. Our thanks to the following for their participation: · Shiran Mlamdovsky Somech, Founder, Generative AI for Good · Ambassador Ana Irene Delgado, Ambassador to the OAS, Republic of Panama · Lance Pierce, CEO, NetHope · Brad Staples, CEO, APCO · Adrian Cervantes Founder and CEO, Biossmann · Pankaj Kedia, Chief AI Officer, Biossmann · KEVIN PETSCHOW, Senior Manager, Corporate Communications, Nokia · Clemencia Mosquera-Perez, Consultant, Unchained · Julia Kril Executive Director, B&K Agency · Kevin Murphy, Vice President, Issues & Advocacy - Low Carbon Solutions, ExxonMobil. · Kenneth Nelson, Owner, General Equities
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This month’s issue includes features on: - OpenAI’s prototype AI-powered search engine, SearchGPT, and its threat to traditional search engines. - How bad actors are using generative AI to their advantage to create ever-more convincing scams. - Fact-checking during election season. - The top five questions that Sarah Keeling, Director within our Client Services team, is often asked about Wikipedia. #onlinereputationmanagement #digitalrisk #SearchGPT #research #ai #onlineprivacy #wikipedia #google #privacy #intelligence #elections #socialengineering
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Digitalis is a London-based advisory firm helping clients to protect and advance their online interests. Our work is informed by digital intelligence and underpinned by proprietary technology. To get the latest industry news, sign up to the Digital Briefing here. https://lnkd.in/eJy3h3zu #onlinereputation #digitalrisk #reputation #thoughtleadership
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Businesses are racing to push out AI-powered search engines. However, they seem to know that their AI is unreliable and companies now add bold disclaimers advising you to double-check any responses. With generative AI attempting to extrapolate and repackage content, the scope for error from these tools is increasing. Digitalis partner, Barry Smith, examines whether unreliability can be tolerated in AI search. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eCXVpSUN
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In today’s post, we explore the foreign influence campaigns that have been identified ahead of the US election. #USelection #democracy #socialmedia #ChatGPT #OpenAI
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AI may not be a top election issue, but its importance is undeniable. Despite some risks, AI offers huge opportunities for business. Far from taking jobs, this innovative technology is set to revolutionise both private and public sector operations. In the latest issue of our newsletter, Digitalis ambassador, Lord Ed Vaizey, reveals some of the key benefits AI is expected to bring. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e7sygAeA To subscribe to the Digital Briefing, click here https://lnkd.in/eJy3h3zu
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