
Our existing comms models are not ready for agentic media
Using AI to make things faster and cheaper is not going to be enough if PR is going to adapt to a new, agentic media era
Communications at Microsoft, AI for Business course tutor, Comms & Storytelling tutor at University of Washington Continuum College.
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Using AI to make things faster and cheaper is not going to be enough if PR is going to adapt to a new, agentic media era

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