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We were honored to host Bradley Akubuiro at our Chicago "September Series" event, sharing his invaluable insights on AI, DEI, and the future of marketing & communications – thank you for enriching our discussion!

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Partner at Bully Pulpit International | Columnist at Inc. Magazine | Faculty at Northwestern University

Joined the team at Publicis Digital Experience for an engaging conversation around the future of marketing and communications yesterday. No surprise, we spent the most time on the topic of #AI, particularly on questions of data bias, data privacy and IP protection. No doubt regulation is coming. Creators need to be compensated when their copyrighted content or likeness is used to train AI in commercial applications, and transparency needs to be heightened to protect against misinformation. I talked a lot about how, by no fault of its own, AI makes harmful and racially biased decisions because its decisions are based on massive amounts of historical data that reflects biased decisions that we as people have made for centuries. At the same time, we are so lucky to have this technology. The same tech that has the ability to reinforce harmful biases can also help us dismantle them. But that will require more diversity in the field, both of background and perspectives. I’m very (cautiously) optimistic about the future of our space. Our industry is at an inflection point. If we handle it the right way, with the tools now available to us, we can change the world. Thanks to Soche Picard for the great discussion, and of course to my friend Cara Tocci for the invitation!

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Bradley Akubuiro

Partner at Bully Pulpit International | Columnist at Inc. Magazine | Faculty at Northwestern University

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Truly enjoyed it! Thank you for the invite!

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