Making a Call to the AI Bullpen with Guest Mark Anderson

Can playing with digital action figures actually sharpen your communication skills? When is the right time to call AI for help? Wake Forest's top message-crafter and Assistant Vice President of Strategic Communications, Mark Anderson, shares how even whimsical experiments with new tech can lead to serious breakthroughs in how we connect. From unusual prompts to perfecting the University's voice, discover fun ways to get started and the surprising benefits of these smart tools. Learn how to harness their power for everything from daily emails to crisis communications, without losing your authentic voice or strategic direction. For questions, comments, or anything else, email us at [email protected]

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