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Acknowledgements
1 Introduction
The Nature of AI
Critical Insights in the Existing Scholarship
Other Insights in the Existing Scholarship
Significance, Research Approach, and Scope
Outline of the Book
Summary
2 Advocating for AI-Driven Threats
Threats to Communities and Relationships
Profession-related Problems
The Tech Giants, Government and Democracy
Conclusion
Summary
3 From Advocates to Activists
The Broader Need for Activism in Practice
Embracing Activism
Urgently Developing Guardrails
Conclusion
Summary
4 Theory and Practice to Support Activism
Strategic Communicators’ Suitability for Critical AI Activism
Theory to Support Activism
Practice to Support Activism
Additional Considerations for Strategic Communicator-activists
Conclusion
Summary
5 Beyond Reactive Ethics
Unpredictable Contexts for Ethical Questions
Ethics and Regulatory Interventions
Trust Issues and AI
Novel Collaborations to Address Challenges
Conclusion
Summary
6 Conclusion
Forces Pushing Against Critical AI Activism
Implications for Policymakers and Organisational Leaders
Future Research Directions
Summary
Further Reading Suggestions
Index

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In a world which is increasingly wary of artificial intelligence, this book explores the pressing need for strategic communicators to move from their present, often "cheerleader" role supporting its growth, towards a more critical approach, and develop a role that enables them to counter AI-driven threats to communities and relationships.

AI promotes inequality, fake news and environmental damage. This book argues that strategic communicators are uniquely placed to counter these AI-driven ethical dilemmas, by building their skills in human relationships and relationship-building, and their ability to craft and to deliver messages effectively. By discussing the different approaches that professionals can take across the spectrum of practice in relation to the challenges of AI, the book offers multiple perspectives that will help to build knowledge in diverse settings, and develop practice especially in community and activist strategic communication.

Research-based and combining theory with practice, this thought-provoking book will be welcomed by strategic communication scholars and practitioners alike eager to develop a critical approach to the challenges of AI.



This book explores the pressing need for strategic communicators to move from their present, often "cheerleader" role supporting its growth, towards a more critical approach, and develop a role that enables them to counter AI-driven threats to communities and relationships.