FIR #480: Reflections on AI, Ethics, and the Role of Communicators
Release Date: 09/09/2025
FIR #494: Is News's Future Error-Riddled AI-Generated Podcasts, or Information Stewards?
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FIR #493: How to (Unethically) Manufacture Significance and Influence
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Circle of Fellows #1`23: The Future of Communication -- 2026 and Beyond
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FIR #492: The Authenticity Divide in Omnicom Layoff Communication
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FIR #491: Deloitte's AI Verification Failure
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FIR #490: What Does AI Read?
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Circle of Fellows #122: Preparing Communication Professionals for the Future
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FIR #489: An Explosion of Thought Leadership Slop
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FIR #488: Did a Soda Pop Make AI Slop?
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FIR Interview: Craig Silverman on Fighting Digital Deception with Indicator
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In this episode of FIR Interviews, we welcome back a long-time friend of the podcast, award-winning journalist and media researcher Craig Silverman, for his third appearance – this time to talk about his new venture, Indicator. Craig is best known for his work on media accuracy, verification, and exposing digital misinformation, including reporting at ProPublica and BuzzFeed News, and as founder and editor of "Regret The Error" and its subsequent book. Now, with co-founder Alexios Mantzarlis, he has launched Indicator, a subscription-based site and newsletter focused on reporting, resources,...
info_outlineIn this reflective follow-up to our FIR Interview in July with Monsignor Paul Tighe of the Vatican, Neville and guest co-host Silvia Cambié revisit some of the key themes that resonated deeply from that conversation.
With a particular focus on the wisdom of the heart – a phrase coined by the Vatican to contrast with the logic of machines – Neville and Silvia explore the ethical responsibilities communicators face in the age of artificial intelligence.
The discussion ranges from the dignity of work and the overlooked realities of outsourced labour, to the limitations of technical expertise when values and human well-being are at stake.
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