Craig McDonogh
Guardrails: How to embrace AI in your business without damaging your brand
Guardrails: How to embrace AI in your business without damaging your brand
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Neither hope nor denial are strategies for managing AI risk.
AI adoption is accelerating faster than any previous technological shift. The opportunities for creating competitive advantage are huge – but so are the risks of new, faster routes to reputational damage.
GuardrAIls bridges the gap between innovation and reputation management by providing actionable, non-negotiable guardrails for ethical AI together with a framework for managing the Seven Pillars of AI Reputational Risk. With incisive case studies from companies such as Air Canada, Coca-Cola and Google Photos, together with concrete decision frameworks, crisis playbooks and a pragmatic 90-day action plan, it enables leaders to adopt AI aggressively but responsibly, and turn potential crises into competitive advantage.
Discover how to put in place effective AI governance, not as a technical or legal exercise but as a critical marketing and brand-protection discipline, so that you can actively maintain brand authenticity and stakeholder trust as you chart the path into the future.
- Publication date: 13 October 2026
- Page count: 292
- Dimensions: Height 214 mm; Width 140 mm; Thickness 26 mm
- Publisher: Practical Inspiration Publishing
- Format: Paperback
- ISBN-13: 9781805760382
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