2 of 4 of the AI Series

When a government agency uses AI, the stakes extend beyond whether the output sounds polished. A response can omit relevant perspectives, make unsupported claims or introduce bias into information the public relies on.

This session examines responsible AI use through the lens of transparency, equity and public trust. Elizabeth Edwards will introduce the Biased Prompt Protocol and discuss how communicators can put practical checks around AI use, especially when working with sensitive topics or community specific information.

What You’ll Learn:

• Recognize common forms of bias in AI prompts and outputs
• Apply the Biased Prompt Protocol to communications tasks
• Establish review steps for accuracy, fairness and transparency
• Identify questions to address when developing an agency AI framework