Are communications professionals prepared for a data breach?
Are communications professionals prepared for a data breach? During last week’s keynote speech at the DataComms conference, our CEO Emma Thwaites polled the 200
Strategies to communicate Corporate Digital Responsibility
Reputation management at times of crisis involving data or AI
Developing data-driven reports and stories to engage and inspire audiences
Media, industry and government engagement, in data and AI sectors
Are communications professionals prepared for a data breach? During last week’s keynote speech at the DataComms conference, our CEO Emma Thwaites polled the 200
Organisations that talk the talk of data ethics, but lack the internal governance to support their claims, face significant reputational risks
Ethics in Artificial Intelligence appears to be having a coming-of-age moment. The current perfect storm of factors has created an unprecedented awareness that puts a consideration of ethics right at the heart of AI. At Allegory we are in the eye of that perfect storm and do not take that position lightly.
In a world where a lot of the grunt work in PR is automated (normally carried out by junior members of staff), how do we look after and nurture younger people entering the profession?
If humanity is to have any real hope of not merely surviving but flourishing in the 21st century and beyond, we are going to need more than just better machines.
AI has the potential to increase efficiency while reducing costs. Here we share four pieces of advice for companies that are innovating with AI, but are facing issues of trust along the way.