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Artificial Intelligence in Professional Communication Roles

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    AI is one of the hottest topics on the internet right now. From environmental risks to stealing art from artists, I understand why many people are not fans. However, there seems to be only an increase in its usage, especially within professional communications.  Over the past decade, AI has become increasingly common in newsrooms , helping journalists stre amline workflows, save time, and produce content more efficiently. But as with any powerful tool, it comes with challenges and drawbacks.      Many communicators need hands-on training to leverage AI effectively without compromising ethics. Journalists are particularly concerned about freedom of speech, transparency, and accountability. Take news recommendation systems, for example: AI can unintentionally reinforce users’ existing beliefs by limiting exposure to diverse perspectives, raising questions about bias and misinformation (Noain-Sánchez, 2022). Ongoing oversight and ethical guidelines are ess...