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Questions are the Key to AI and Ethics

Mindful Marketing

by David Hagenbuch - professor of marketing at Messiah University - ​author of Honorable Influence - founder of Mindful Marketing New technology has enabled people to do previously unimaginable things: mass-produce books, illuminate homes, communicate across continents, fly through the air. How can people keep their jobs safe from AI?

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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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AI Ethics Need Time

Mindful Marketing

Most of us have heard of at least some ethical infractions attributed to AI that range from the art tool Midjourney slyly outfitting Pope Francis in a longline white puffer coat to complaints that an uncensored chatbot continually offends human decency. Determining what particular courses of action are decent, fair, honest, etc.

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Leveraging Data Analytics for Informed Investor Relations

Presspage

This instant analysis capability marks a significant shift from traditional, slower approaches, enabling IR professionals to swiftly react to market changes. Embracing this technology helps companies meet investor needs and solidify lasting relationships. But how can IROs make the most of these new technologies?

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Leveraging AI in Public Relations: A Game-Changer for Startups and Leaders

Landis PR

AI in PR: Navigating the Risks and Rewards However, there are risks to consider: Over-Reliance on Technology: Losing the human touch in communication can alienate audiences. Privacy Concerns: AI involves handling large amounts of data and raising privacy and ethical concerns.

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Allegory report examines emerging corporate digital risk

Stephen Waddington

The case for Corporate Digital Responsibility CDR is a broad set of responsibilities related to the application and management of data and digital technologies that has emerged as a critical risk issue for boards in light of high-profile failures in data and digital governance, regulatory issues and data breaches.

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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. It uses existing data to create content, like first drafts of press releases, lists of resources, analysis of data, automated tasks and more.