The best storytellers aren’t using AI to sound generic. They’re using it to stay authentic. To protect their tone. To make sure their message feels consistent. Whether it’s a blog, video, or memoir.

Too often, law firms run on islands of information — matter intake here, billing there, compliance somewhere else. Different systems. Different teams. One big disconnect. As Lisa Erickson shares in her conversation with Will Ayers on Studio A, that’s exactly where AI changes everything. 🎥 Watch the latest episode of Studio A to hear how Aderant is breaking down silos and transforming the business of law with AI. ▶️ https://lnkd.in/eUjXhSgU

When it comes to AI Advertising - the consumer doesn't care! Do you agree with Jon Rogers and me? WATCH THE FULL EPISODE: https://lnkd.in/gk7tGr2x Secret Level Jason Zada Roxanne Ducharme

At International News Media Association (INMA)'s Media + AI Week everyone's talking about the unglamorous but essential part of AI and content: data prep, rights, and revenue. AKA Infactory's love language. #AI #INMA #Media #Data

Droga5 Dublin's head of digital and social, Sarah-Jane Lowes, and group creative director, Pieter Louis Konickx, discuss the challenge for brands to be memorable and how the agency is using AI, anchored by human expertise, to race ahead by colliding creativity with technology. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eHTVc3Qj

Link below is Prof John Collomosse with a presentation on AI, IP and creative rights, builds on the ACCCT principles report from CoSTAR Network https://lnkd.in/eU_CzSHn

The reason it's impossible for AI to produce something as compelling as you can is because the author's very existence is a vital part of the reading experience. The simple fact of knowing *who* produced something changes the sentence entirely. The sentence "I love you" has completely different meanings coming from a family member vs your barista vs AI. And if you think "but I can trick people by putting the AI in my voice," maybe you can, for a while. But what happens when they find out you've been deceiving them?

Part 3 of AI in the Workplace: What It Can (And Definitely Can't) Do has dropped on Patreon! We're wrapping up the series with myths and realities surrounding ethics and trust. Pop in and see if we've busted any myths you've thought of and let me know if there's more to investigate! The full series is on the Critical Paths website but will be coming to Patreon soon (link in the comments). See you there!

Is saying no to the massive AI models good for business? Vimeo CEO Philip Moyer talks about the principle behind a tough call. (w/ Teddy Farkas)

In AI, we don't compete for attention, we compete for representation. When we ask an AI a question, the answer is always read. That's why the challenge shifts: from "being seen" to "how we're described." Viewability measured visibility. Suitability measured context. Citability measures trust. I've lived through all three waves, and this one is different. In my new article, I introduce the PASS framework (Presence, Accuracy, Source, Stance) to measure citability, and three diagnostic questions to assess if your organization is ready. https://lnkd.in/d_T6bn2P Open question: how are you addressing brand representation in AI responses? #Citability #GEO #AIMarketing #MediaAccountability