Category: AI Policies
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Top 10 Things Your AI Policy Should Include
An effective AI policy should help employees make sound decisions when AI shows up in real work. Here are 10 areas organizations should address—from tools and data to AI agents, transparency, records and human accountability.
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Buying AI Technology Is Easy. Changing How People Work Is Harder.
Companies have spent years buying AI tools and teaching employees how to use them. But access isn’t transformation. The next phase of enterprise AI requires redesigning the work itself — turning individual AI experiments into repeatable workflows, shared organizational capability and smarter Human + AI collaboration.
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The Emerging AI Data Custody Problem: Why an AI Policy Isn’t Enough
Every time an employee uploads a document, analyzes data or asks AI to improve a draft, organizational information moves into an AI system. The question isn’t simply whether employees can use AI. It’s who has custody of that information, what happens to it next, and whether your governance practices follow the work.
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AI Governance Cannot Stand Still When AI Doesn’t
AI is changing faster than most organizational policies. As new models, AI agents, disclosure requirements and regulations emerge, organizations need to move beyond static AI policies toward a living governance practice that evolves with the technology and the work.
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From Frontier to Framework: What AI Adoption Gets Wrong
In Part 2 of a 4-part series, we explore what marketers get wrong about AI adoption and internal frameworks.
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Redefining the Human Role in AI Systems
Human-led AI requires more than “human-in-the-loop.” Learn how clear accountability, ownership, and workflow design enable responsible AI leadership as autonomy increases.
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Why Brands Can’t Afford to Wait for Federal AI Rules in 2026
For marketing and communications leaders, AI governance is not a policy debate. It is an operational reality. Here’s what you should know.
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AI in Education: New Federal Guidance & Funding Opportunities
The U.S. Department of Education wants your voice on AI in schools. Funding contingent on AI priorities. Comment by August 20!
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Trump’s Victory: What It Means for AI Policy and Regulation
A look at the anticipated impact of the Trump administration on AI policies, advancements, and regulations.
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The AI Dilemma: Navigating Trust and Innovation in Marketing
AI adoption in marketing is accelerating, bringing with it a host of opportunities and challenges, including the need for clear policies.
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Navigating Growing Distrust in AI: Challenges & Opportunities
Studies have shown a decline in consumer trust in AI, highlighting the need for businesses and institutions to address these concerns and build confidence in this rapidly evolving technology.