Should an algorithm be treated as a corporate stakeholder? As large language models increasingly evaluate, summarize, and shape public perceptions of brands, a growing trend suggests the answer is yes. But is it a mistake to grant stakeholder status to LLMs? Could this popular framing be a categorical error that leads communicators to misallocate resources and misjudge strategic risks?
Join us on Wednesday, June 17 at 8:00 am EDT (5:00 pm CEST) for a dynamic Page Conversation to unpack the true role of AI in modern communications.
Shahar Silbershatz (CEO and Co-founder of Caliber) and Peter Debreceny (Vice President, International, Page) will discuss whether AI is truly a new breed of stakeholder or if it is better understood as a highly personalized, dynamic media source. They will dive into the variables that actually matter when assessing AI’s impact on corporate reputation and how communications leaders should realistically manage this technology. Bring your perspective—and maybe even your pushback—to a conversation that will challenge the conventional wisdom surrounding AI and strategic risk.
To allow for more members to connect across time zones, this is the second offering of this session. If you have any questions about the event or your registration, please reach out to Porsche Brown at pbrown@page.org.