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Book Publishers Association of Alberta

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The increasing availability of AI tools presents both opportunities and challenges for publishers. Developing a clear AI policy is essential for managing risk, protecting intellectual property, maintaining trust, and ensuring these technologies are used responsibly, especially in a creative field.&nbsp; Presented by Nicole Dufficy of Booklight Consulting, this webinar will provide a step-by-step approach to developing a mission-aligned AI policy, tailored for independent publishers. We&rsquo;ll explore the foundations of effective AI governance, including risk management, ethical considerations, content standards, and implementation strategies. Learn how to build a flexible AI policy that supports growth and innovation while safeguarding your organization&#39;s reputation and standards. Participants will leave with a customizable policy framework, along with actionable guidance for navigating the opportunities and risks of AI adoption. Nicola Dufficy&nbsp;(she/her) is a book-loving, animal-hugging, freelance professional who uses her creative and organizational superpowers to help nonprofit organizations achieve the highest possible standards. Nicola currently contracts to the Canadian Independent Booksellers Association (CIBA) and the Green Book Alliance. Former employers and clients include BookNet Canada, the Eden Mills Writers&rsquo; Festival, the League of Canadian Poets, INSPIRE! Toronto International Book Fair, the Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association, Telling Tales Festival, The Word On the Street Toronto, and more.

The increasing availability of AI tools presents both opportunities and challenges for publishers. Developing a clear AI policy is essential for managing risk, protecting intellectual property, maintaining trust, and ensuring these technologies are used responsibly, especially in a creative field.  Presented by Nicole Dufficy of Booklight Consulting, this webinar will provide a step-by-step approach to developing a mission-aligned AI policy, tailored for independent publishers. We’ll explore the foundations of effective AI governance, including risk management, ethical considerations, content standards, and implementation strategies. Learn how to build a flexible AI policy that supports growth and innovation while safeguarding your organization's reputation and standards. Participants will leave with a customizable policy framework, along with actionable guidance for navigating the opportunities and risks of AI adoption. Nicola Dufficy (she/her) is a book-loving, animal-hugging, freelance professional who uses her creative and organizational superpowers to help nonprofit organizations achieve the highest possible standards. Nicola currently contracts to the Canadian Independent Booksellers Association (CIBA) and the Green Book Alliance. Former employers and clients include BookNet Canada, the Eden Mills Writers’ Festival, the League of Canadian Poets, INSPIRE! Toronto International Book Fair, the Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association, Telling Tales Festival, The Word On the Street Toronto, and more.

Book Publishers Association of Alberta

Building an AI Policy That Works: A Practical Guide for Publishers

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