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New book: AI tools for public relations
The book features insights from 20 experts on leveraging large language models, AI productivity tools, and integrated AI platforms to help practitioners work smarter.
Status report: artificial intelligence (AI) in public relations
The impact of AI on public relations is set to be transformative for public relations practice, but it will demand updated practitioner capabilities.
Using AI in tactical and strategic applications in public relations and management
AI tools can help public relations practitioners work more efficiently and effectively, but the focus on generative AI content overlooks more strategic and disruptive applications.
AI tool explosion set to disrupt public relations
A CIPR report considers the future impact of AI on public relations practice.
How to contribute to the CIPR crowdsourced tool project
The CIPR #AIinPR panel is seeking contributions from practitioners to create a new dataset of tools used in public relations practice.
AI Ethics guide foresaw “mutant” A Level algorithm
The CIPR and CPRS has published a best practice guide to the ethical application of artificial intelligence. It’s important work.
The AI tool chasm in PR
A new CIPR #AIinPR project finds that AI tool vendors are not addressing the PR market. Tool adoption is almost entirely limited to automation tools.
Crowdsourcing a list of AI tools
Tools are increasingly used to help us work smarter and more efficiently. Please help contribute your favourite tools to this crowdsourced project.
CIPR kicks off #AIinPR Primer series with introductory guide to AI
A new series of guides explores artificial intelligence (AI) in public relations practice. They're published by the CIPR #AIinPR panel.
Letter from 30,000 feet: airplane mode
Wifi in the sky, fake news toolkit, Wikipedia’s gender bias, ethics of AI manipulation, marketing and PR measurement, and farewell social for Lush.
Letter from Seattle: searching podcast content
The state of PR, PDF mark-up tool, regulating AI, universal internet access, breaking phone addiction, searching for podcasts and identifying deep fake content.
Artificial Intelligence: Lack of knowledge in marketing and PR is an ethical issue
The hype surrounding AI is unhelpful. Professional communicators act ethically and improve their knowledge.
Letter from Newcastle: how do learned marketing and PR practitioners keep their cool?
Measurement, PR management lessons from the 50s, inaugural Comms School session, AI is marketing lipstick, wisdom of middle age, and Insta woe.
March of the machines in PR
Thanks to everyone involved in the CIPR’s #AIinPR panel this year. Here’s a summary of our work presented to the Council today.
Professions versus machines
A CIPR project led by Professor Anne Gregory is set to explore the impact of AI on the professions.