Discover how AI is revolutionising trust and credibility for brands, redefining reputation management in the digital age. While AI isn't new, the urgency it brings to organisational action and reaction is unprecedented. In a time when misinformation spreads rapidly, companies must recognise AI's potential for both good and ill. Our recent TWSC roundtable at the PRWeek UK Crisis Communications Summit revealed diverse stages of AI adoption among organisations, from dormant to cutting-edge. Read more in PRWeek UK: https://bit.ly/3LkKcos
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As generative AI reshapes our digital landscape, the challenges and opportunities for corporate communications have never been greater. In his latest thought-provoking piece, Anthony Burgess-Webb, co-founder of Commetric, delves into how this technology is not just a tool, but a game-changer in managing corporate reputation. At Commetric, we empower communications directors with AI-driven insights, ensuring you're not just reacting to media trends but anticipate them. Whether it’s risk mitigation or strategic messaging, our analytics solutions provide the clarity and confidence needed to make business-critical decisions in real-time. #genai #ai #analytics #llms #corporatecommunications #reputationmanagement
Gen AI means more reputation risk
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Having automated, proactive conversations with your customers, driven by AI, is only possible if they trust your brand and your people. If there’s no trust, your customers won’t give you the right to use their information and even the most intelligent systems can’t run without #data. Here, we explore how you can maintain and and even grow trust with #AI comms https://loom.ly/kEBCSvs
Maintaining and growing trust with AI comms
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GenAI poses a significant reputational risk. It allows anyone to imitate others' image or even put words in their mouth. The Kendrick Lamar & Drake beef is a prime example of the latter (yes, I'm still following that story 😁). Someone released a supposed Kendrick track which turns out is just AI. And that's both terrifying and exciting. On the flip side, genAI allows for greater freedom of expression, creativity, efficiency and other whatnots. Anthony Burgess-Webb, one of Commetric's co-founders, dives deeper into the reputational risks that generative AI presents. And it's not just celebrities that could suffer, but also corporations and frankly, governments too. All I'm saying is that media literacy is more important now than it's ever been and that comms people need to take account of the risks genAI implies. #reputationmanagement #publicrelations #pr #comms #genai #ai #risk #riskmanagement #corporatecomms #corporateaffairs
Gen AI means more reputation risk
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Work Futurist: Consultant | Learning & Development | Generative AI | Talent Management | People & Culture | Board Advisor | Author | Speaker | Lecturer
"Today, the businesses that win aren’t the ones that build the fastest; they’re the ones that learn the fastest. That principle will be even more true in the AI era, as new opportunities, risks, and competitive advantages are unlocked at unprecedented speed. A culture of failing forward ensures that the organization’s strategy and execution will continuously evolve to meet the moment." #risk #ethics #artificialintelligence #learning #humanresources https://lnkd.in/g4K8Zk5p
How we moved beyond fear of GenAI to fully harness its transformative power
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I'm excited to share our CEO's latest blog on the pivotal role of human judgement in PR, despite the rapid advancements in AI. 🤔 This thought-provoking piece emphasizes the irreplaceable value of human creativity, ethical judgment, and intuition in navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in our industry.💡 👀 It's a must-read for anyone interested in understanding how technology can enhance, rather than replace, our uniquely human attributes in PR. Dive into the full blog here for some insightful reflections on the future of PR ⬇️ #AI #PR #Communication #SaaS #Innovation #Mynewsdesk
AI in PR – why human judgement remains our greatest asset
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In my conversations with leading IROs, they express interest in using #AI to bring more efficiency and accuracy to their work. But they’re also concerned about the safe usage of AI tools. With this in mind, I encourage every IR professional to download Notified’s new AI playbook (created in partnership with IR Magazine) for insights on how to securely use AI to enhance IR programs: https://ow.ly/cjbC50QGsw9 And for IROs that want to leverage AI tools to add more “science” to the “art” of investor relations, check out my top tips for getting started: https://ow.ly/52Iu50QGsw8 #ArtificialIntelligence #InvestorRelations #IR #IRStrategy
Will AI Combine “Science” with the “Art” of Investor Relations in 2024?
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Former SVP of Marketing at HBO | Digital Strategy, AI & Content Expert | Helping Brands & Executives Innovate and Drive Growth through AI
Last week, I attended the Fast Company Innovation Festival, where AI was a major focus. I’m especially interested in the space where big-picture ideas intersect with practical applications—creating real change at both the organizational and individual levels. As #AI evolves, it’s important to grasp both the macro trends shaping the industry as well as the steps we can take to navigate the landscape effectively. Here are three of my takeaways: 1. The Hard Period of AI: Navigating Challenges in Ethics, Security, Infrastructure and IP AI has made incredible strides, but we’ve entered a critical phase where the focus shifts from innovation to addressing complex challenges like #ethics, #security, #privacy, #IP rights, and #governance. For organizations and individuals alike, these issues are becoming as important as the #technology itself. It’s crucial to understand that the big picture matters—AI can’t be integrated effectively without considering these critical elements. At the same time, it’s important to think about how AI aligns with your specific needs and to build an understanding of how to safeguard your operations as you implement AI tools. 2. AI in Organizations: It’s Time to Set Clear Guidelines The use of AI is skyrocketing in workplaces, often without formal oversight or guidelines. A stat was shared that 75% of employees are already using AI tools, and 85% of those are using unsanctioned personal tools. This presents significant trade-offs—while AI tools can accelerate productivity and creativity, they also bring risks in terms of data privacy and security. To navigate this, we need to understand the balance between risk and innovation to make sure we fully understand the privacy policies of the tools we’re using. Now is the time for organizations to set policies that guide how AI tools are used, empowering teams to innovate within safe and structured boundaries. 3. The AI-Driven Evolution of Customer Experiences AI isn’t just transforming internal processes—it’s fundamentally reshaping how brands interact with their customers. The future of customer experience is AI-driven and anticipatory, where brands can engage with consumers in more conversational and personalized ways. This shift is transforming the customer journey, and it’s already changing the way we deliver value to audiences. As AI-powered tools continue to enhance customer engagement, there’s a tremendous opportunity to leverage this technology to anticipate customer needs and deliver personalized experiences. Those who harness AI effectively will be able to build stronger emotional connections with their customers, creating long-term loyalty and growth. AI is full of promise, but it also demands a thoughtful approach. I’m sure that’s just the tip of the iceberg, and I’d be happy to hear your thoughts! Image created with DALL·E by OpenAI
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Head of Capacity Building Practice @ Consulum | Leading Professional Services Firms | Government Advisor | Strategic Communications | Organisational Excellence
A few days ago, the UK's Government Communication Service published its 'Innovating with Impact' Strategy. Communications is mission critical to the work of governments around the world. AI is transforming the way that communications professionals work - and it's both useful and important to see how the UK government - a key international benchmark for many - is navigating the risks and opportunities that AI brings. What can other governments, and the communications professionals supporting them learn? I have four key takeaways: 1. AI tools are evolving, and the landscape is changing fast - meaning that many tools are not yet mature enough for comms professionals to use at scale. 2. Adapting to use GenAI to its full potential will take a mindset shift across the communications sector - drafting a press release or a pitch is no longer the test of skill that it once was. 3. Using AI effectively requires professionals to engage with ethics, integrity, and an understanding of the security risks - governments, particularly, will need to uphold strict rules on 'fake news' and avoid some of the biases built into AI tools. 4. Investment in new tools should maximise ROI - so make sure your innovation is broad and general, not narrow and focused. What do others think? https://lnkd.in/dhJJqRys
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🚨 Digital Reality Check: The Deepfake Dilemma Unfolds 🚨 As a leading edge in the digital marketing realm, we at ClienTech are no stranger to the potential and pitfalls of rapidly advancing technology. The latest cautionary tale comes from the UK, where Home Secretary James Cleverly has raised alarms over the role of AI-generated deepfakes in manipulating upcoming elections. Here’s our take on what that means for the future of digital marketing: - Authenticity is key. As deepfakes become more sophisticated, the distinguishing line between real and artificial content blurs. It's paramount for brands to ensure the authenticity of their content – lest we risk losing consumer trust. - Transparency wins the race. With potential disruptions in the political landscape, there's a colossal role for marketers to play in promoting transparency. Technologies that verify the origin and legitimacy of digital content could soon be the industry's new best friend. - Ethical AI can't be an afterthought. Leveraging AI for marketing strategies is innovative, yes, but it’s imperative to discuss and implement ethical guidelines. Our commitment to using AI responsibly will help safeguard the digital space. - Collaboration forms the best defense. Major tech companies are being called to the frontlines for a good reason. Partnerships that focus on developing AI responsibly will become essential in preventing digital deception. Cleverly’s remarks are more than just a forewarning; they are a clarion call for vigilance and action. As practitioners of digital marketing, we are curators of digital truth. Let’s innovate responsibly, curtail the deepfake threat, and pave the way for a future where technology uplifts—rather than undermines—our democratic systems 🛡️☑️. For a deeper dive into this conversation, read the full AI News article here: https://lnkd.in/e2Dam3sW #Deepfake #DigitalMarketing #EthicalAI #ClienTechInsights #ElectionIntegrity #TransparencyInTech #ArtificialIntelligenceNews #InnovationResponsibly
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As we see businesses bringing AI into their corporate strategies and practices, a smart PR approach ensures the human touch in communication, maintains trust through transparency, and provides ethical oversight. Anusuya Mitra, Sinclair’s Regional Director - Corporate Communications, unveils the building blocks of trust and transparency around AI, and how it can defend and elevate a company’s reputation in our latest Insights article. Read the article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dwyJ3fHD #Sinclair #Insights #CorporateReputation
Corporate reputation in the age of AI
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