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Fantastic article from Anita Puri and Kevin Ellenwood on the extraordinary opportunities and critical accountability required for generative AI. Read more for excellent recommendations, especially for leaders across the public sector, as we continue to evolve marketing communications efforts in the era of AI. #generativeAI #AI #marketing #communications #publicservice #government #leadership
Anita Puri and Kevin Ellenwood’s article on How Government Communicators Should Help Lead on Generative AI (https://lnkd.in/gFerbiPD) has profound relevance for U.S. federal government agencies. As the landscape of technology rapidly evolves, Generative AI stands as a transformative force with vast implications for governance, security, and public engagement. Federal agencies - entrusted with safeguarding national interests, delivering essential citizen services and products, and fostering public trust - possess a unique opportunity to take a proactive stance in shaping the discourse surrounding Generative AI. By leveraging their expertise in communication and policy formulation, these agencies can not only educate stakeholders about the potential benefits and risks of Generative AI but also contribute to the development of robust frameworks for its ethical implementation and regulation. Moreover, government communicators play a pivotal role as facilitators of informed dialogue and strategic decision-making. In the context of federal government agencies, communication professionals can serve as linchpins in fostering interdisciplinary collaborations between technologists, policymakers, and the public. By fostering transparency and inclusivity in the discourse surrounding Generative AI, communicators can help bridge the gap between technological advancements and societal values, ensuring that government initiatives in this domain align with democratic principles and public interests. Ultimately, by taking a proactive stance on Generative AI, federal agencies have the potential to not only harness its transformative capabilities for societal benefit but also to cultivate a culture of responsible innovation and ethical governance in the digital age. Accenture Accenture Federal Services Elaine Turville Lauren Oliver Kara Starr Roney Alexandra Tharrington Amber Messersmith
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5moI think governments all around the globe should not only work but audit the data owning enterprises to better democratize AI. And those governments should also be transparent to their citizens, and the citizens should be able to easily approach intermediary independent institutions which would be the checks and balances against the governments. This would also require a strong connectivity and communication between government communicators of all the countries across the globe. Probably could be supported by a structure similar to a blockchain.