Roger Bolton, the president of Page, discusses a number of important ethics issues, including:
1) What to do when a reporter is writing a story that you know will quickly become inaccurate
2) Why we need to confront the uncomfortable truths
3) The ethical use of technology and AI
4) Understanding the Page Principles
It was a grab bag of public relations ethics issues this week. From what companies need to do about anti-ESG, to the duty of care and a flawed perception of public relations there is something for everyone.
Most of the most intriguing communication and public relations ethics issues this week* dealt with AI ethics.
Pete Scott, the president and CEO of American Pet Products Association. He discusses a number of important issues, including:
1) How can we best balance safeguarding confidences and disclosure of information?
2) How fast should we move on AI?
Unlike the men’s tourney, the favorites are the four left standing
1) Socrates v. Plato
2) Aristotle v. Kant
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Do you want another way to participate in a tourney? You are in luck ! Round 4 of 2023 Philosopher Madness is underway.
Plato v Locke
Socrates v. Nietzsche
Aristotle v. Hume
Confucius v. Kant
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Round 2 of 2023 Philosopher Madness is now live. Two major upsets in Rd 1. WIll Maimonides and Zeno continue their Cinderella run? Vote now!
While many people think of college basketball and the rivalries (What time is it?), the rivalries in philosophy are even more heated.
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There can be only one.
This week there are more than a few public relations ethics issues and some of them are real doozies. From AI tools for media relations to plans to restrict freedom of speech and continued resume bias, the topics are worth a read