This page is intended to serve as a “wiki” of AI marketing ethics (and AI ethics in general) resources designed to educate and inform. It includes links to AI ethics policies, guides, articles, and more.
Contents:
AI Ethics Policies
AI Marketing Ethics GPT
AI Marketing Writing Course
AI Marketing Ethics Best Practice Guides
AI Marketing Ethics Recommended Articles
AI Marketing Ethics People to Follow
AI Ethics Policies
We start with the January 31, 2024 issue that discusses why businesses should develop such policies.
AI Ethics Policy Templates
AIMED AI Marketing Ethics Template - a simple, one-page template we developed specifically for marketing department use
Ethical Considerations and Disclosure of AI Use for Content Marketers
Brand Policies
Poynter Newsroom AI Ethics Policy - Google doc you can adapt for marketing.
AI Marketing Ethics GPT
Ask any questions you have about AI marketing ethics, and the GPT will scan the web for the latest information. Try it out »
AI Marketing Writing Course
The course contains a section on AI marketing ethical challenges. Take a look »
AI Marketing Ethics Best Practice Guides
Training Your Marketing Team on Ethical AI: A Comprehensive Guide
Navigating AI in Marketing: Best Practices and Ethical Considerations
Critical Components for Building an Ethical AI Marketing Tech Stack
AI Marketing Ethics Articles
AI Ethics: How Marketers Should Embrace Innovation Responsibly
Ethics First: The Imperative Of Responsible AI Adoption In Marketing
AI Marketing Ethics People to Follow
These individuals are influential in the fields of AI, marketing, and ethics. Following them can provide valuable insights into the ethical use of AI in marketing.
Andrew Ng
Andrew Ng is a prominent figure in AI, known for his work in machine learning and online education. He is the co-founder of Coursera and an adjunct professor at Stanford University.
Bernard Marr
Bernard Marr is a futurist, influencer, and thought leader in business and technology. He has written multiple books on AI and is a regular columnist for Forbes.
Liza Adams
Liza Adams, AI Advisor & Fractional CMO, GrowthPartners, is listed as one of 50 CMOs to Watch in 2024. Her knowledge of enterprise AI marketing is second to none. (Listen to our interview with Liza.)
Paul Roetzer
Paul Roetzer is the founder of the Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute and the creator of the Marketing Artificial Intelligence Conference (MAICON). He is also an author and a marketing AI expert.
Timnit Gebru
Timnit Gebru is a Black in AI co-founder and the founder of the Distributed AI Research Institute. She is known for her work uncovering biases in AI systems and advocating for transparency and inclusivity in AI.
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