Deborah Collier
@futuristleader.com
Award Winning Strategic & Futurist Leader® in Digital, Media, Business & Technology. CEO, Author, Creator, Keynote Speaker, President & Founder of the Digital Skills Authority @DigitalSkillsAuthority.org My YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@futuristleader
I did not know that. Thank you for sharing, really interesting, and that she credited as a muse by a number of writers. We need to start putting women like her back into history!
April 4, 2025 at 7:23 AM
I did not know that. Thank you for sharing, really interesting, and that she credited as a muse by a number of writers. We need to start putting women like her back into history!
That’s right! Good leaders listen to thinkers, but good leaders should also be thinkers!
February 15, 2025 at 7:03 PM
That’s right! Good leaders listen to thinkers, but good leaders should also be thinkers!
…… comms professionals write the content and they instruct / collaborate with AI to complete, finesse or boost. They then check, edit and finalize.
“AI cannot replicate the human qualities of creativity, empathy and critical thinking that are essential for writing.” - Google Gemini AI
“AI cannot replicate the human qualities of creativity, empathy and critical thinking that are essential for writing.” - Google Gemini AI
January 14, 2025 at 7:39 PM
…… comms professionals write the content and they instruct / collaborate with AI to complete, finesse or boost. They then check, edit and finalize.
“AI cannot replicate the human qualities of creativity, empathy and critical thinking that are essential for writing.” - Google Gemini AI
“AI cannot replicate the human qualities of creativity, empathy and critical thinking that are essential for writing.” - Google Gemini AI
Ah that’s not true. It’s the opposite. In each and every role, there are the boring elements that don’t challenge you. AI can do those parts. The best results, if you need speed and volume is to mix human skill with AI. Our comms team (writers) love it, because they get more done and reduce boredom.
January 14, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Ah that’s not true. It’s the opposite. In each and every role, there are the boring elements that don’t challenge you. AI can do those parts. The best results, if you need speed and volume is to mix human skill with AI. Our comms team (writers) love it, because they get more done and reduce boredom.
Survival is about finding ways to ride the crest of the waves, while keeping a firm
footing in the natural world, human creativity and empathy.
footing in the natural world, human creativity and empathy.
January 13, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Survival is about finding ways to ride the crest of the waves, while keeping a firm
footing in the natural world, human creativity and empathy.
footing in the natural world, human creativity and empathy.
2- Comms professionals and writers are still valued, but it’s vital to rethink & respond to change. I’ve also had to do so as an author. 75% time-saving on own writing time frees up time for business. Management, instructing and monitoring AI are key skills of the future, alongside human skills.
January 13, 2025 at 3:43 PM
2- Comms professionals and writers are still valued, but it’s vital to rethink & respond to change. I’ve also had to do so as an author. 75% time-saving on own writing time frees up time for business. Management, instructing and monitoring AI are key skills of the future, alongside human skills.
1- Sorry about your friend My advice would be to reframe her role as a comms officer or consultant. That way she can write draft content, use AI to accelerate and enhance, then command and finesse the final copy. It will take 25% of the time, freeing up working for higher volume.
January 13, 2025 at 3:16 PM
1- Sorry about your friend My advice would be to reframe her role as a comms officer or consultant. That way she can write draft content, use AI to accelerate and enhance, then command and finesse the final copy. It will take 25% of the time, freeing up working for higher volume.
Superb, keep up the great work! Happy New Year!
January 9, 2025 at 8:47 PM
Superb, keep up the great work! Happy New Year!
Algorithms hold secrets, so we won’t always be privy to them. However, AI certainly poses some discriminatory issues, and there’s a lack of human intervention. Lowering IT salaries, customer service staff cuts… the list goes on. More thoughts here: m.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
2025 Digital World Predictions - YouTube
Deborah Collier President of Digital Skills Authority, delivers her digital world predictions for the year ahead.
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January 8, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Algorithms hold secrets, so we won’t always be privy to them. However, AI certainly poses some discriminatory issues, and there’s a lack of human intervention. Lowering IT salaries, customer service staff cuts… the list goes on. More thoughts here: m.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
Sure, through digital and technology governance. Both organizations set their own rules and policies. The EU has strong regulations, although some of the ingredients are are a strict and unnecessary hindrance for businesses, particularly the smaller ones. So there does need to be a balance.
January 8, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Sure, through digital and technology governance. Both organizations set their own rules and policies. The EU has strong regulations, although some of the ingredients are are a strict and unnecessary hindrance for businesses, particularly the smaller ones. So there does need to be a balance.
Thank you for sharing this interesting article. Some concerning insights, that will provoke further response. Humanity needs to ensure digital and technology serve us rather than dictate the terms.
January 8, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Thank you for sharing this interesting article. Some concerning insights, that will provoke further response. Humanity needs to ensure digital and technology serve us rather than dictate the terms.