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Bits, Bytes and the Ethics of Data

PRSay

Data has always informed the work of PR professionals, but the sheer volume of information available today raises new ethical and moral questions about what we collect, curate, share and use. In their quest for research funding, some data scientists might forego scientific rigor and ethical considerations.

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Content analysis tool BuzzSumo adds journalist database for SMBs [PR tech sum no. 48]

Sword and the Script

I’ve been writing this monthly column about PR technology companies for nearly five years – and I’m still continuously reminded that while these companies make software for communicators, they are not typically communication experts. I believe the generative AI is based on OpenAI technology, which makes ChatGPT. Trust but verify.

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Microsoft’s Bonnie McCracken on Navigating the AI Landscape

PRSay

In her role as director of innovation and CEO communications at Microsoft, Bonnie McCracken has a pivotal role in shaping the narrative for groundbreaking research and cutting-edge technologies, particularly with the company’s investments in AI. How do you think AI differs from how we’ve worked with other new technologies in the past?

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What You Need To Know About Generative AI Prompts For Public Relations

The Hoyt Organization

Generative AI prompts are a type of artificial intelligence-powered technology that can generate an array of information, as long as the prompts are carefully crafted. With machine learning algorithms, AI can analyze vast amounts of data and create draft press releases, social media posts, or email pitches tailored for specific audiences.

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AI adoption in public relations limited, so far

Wadds Inc.

The same report could have been written in the past 30 years about how public relations was slow to adapt to the internet, search engine optimisation, social media, and PESO. A common organisational approach to innovation is breaking down existing workflow into discrete tasks to see how it might be disrupted by new technology.

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Why Millennials Won’t Unplug From Facebook

PRSay

I may be upset by Facebook’s lack of ethics. In a 2015 article on social media habits, the American Press Institute asked a 19-year-old for his opinion on Facebook. Millennials are apathetic about digital privacy. Recent studies show a paradox in the millennial perspective on digital privacy.

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Who Is Fighting Fake News? [article]

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The online communications revolution has unleashed a Pandora’s box of disturbing problems that threaten privacy, democracy — even the concept of objective truth. Another dilemma for the platforms is that both human intervention and technology algorithms have disadvantages, so in a way, they ‘re in a trial-and-error phase.