Mastering AI tools like Copilot, ChatGPT, or Gemini isn’t about software expertise—it’s about linguistic precision and self-awareness.
Many people avoid AI because its responses can be generic, jargon-heavy, or just plain wrong. Why? AI is designed to please, not to be perfect. It prioritizes speed over accuracy.
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Time-strapped and overwhelmed by AI tools, comms professionals are looking for practical solutions.
AI models may not have personal opinions, but their responses are shaped by built-in or inferred values—meaning the way you phrase a question can influence the answer.
UK Cabinet Minister for AI, Peter Kyle, made a classic mistake—treating ChatGPT like a search engine.
SEO was the last battleground—now, AI dataset manipulation is the real threat. As language models shape how we understand social issues, subtle biases and unseen influences could redefine public perception without anyone realizing it.
