An exclusive webinar created for the IOIC's Fellowship community, with two senior communications leaders who are using AI in the real world, not in theory.
In a recent IOIC Fellows webinar, internal communication experts shared practical insights on how they’re using AI to improve communication, strengthen culture, and accelerate adoption.
Amanda Harvey argues that organisations should stop relying on better prompting and start using AI agents to deliver more consistent, governed results.
Since the arrival of the Internet in the 1990s, organisational intranets have become a staple – helping colleagues access vital knowledge and information and connect and collaborate with one another to achieve shared goals. Their impact on organisational productivity has been profound. As knowledge work becomes ever more digital, in this episode Cat explores the future of the intranet with Suzie Robinson, intranet and digital employee experience consultant at Clearbox Consulting.
As AI promises productivity transformation, many fear technology-driven job losses. For internal communicators, the challenge is twofold: navigating the threat AI poses to conventional IC practice while helping organisations adopt it responsibly. In this episode, Dom and Cat are joined by Frank Dias to explore how AI can transform IC workflows and deliver greater strategic value.
Gareth Orr from Gallagher explains how AI is changing what good communication looks like – and why clarity, structure and literacy now shape how we work with it.
Catch up on this IC Index Webinar exploring how internal communicators can build clarity, confidence and trust around workplace AI—making policies meaningful, easing employee anxieties, and turning guidelines into open, two-way conversations.
As AI fundamentally reshapes our world, Internal Communicators have a critical role - are we ready to overcome the barriers, seize the opportunities and manage the risks, as Louise Wadman reveals in her research on AI’s impact on internal communication?
New research warns that over-reliance on generative AI could erode critical thinking and productivity, urging businesses to invest equally in developing the human skills needed for responsible, effective AI use.
As media outlets continue to focus on the transformative nature of AI, a key point remains overlooked. In the UK in 2025, digital inclusion - equitable access to and use of information and communications technologies for participation in social and economic life – remains problematic for many. 7.9m lack basic digital skills and 3.7million UK families sit below the minimum digital living standard. In this episode, Neighbourly COO Zoe Colosimo explores the AI adoption gap and the danger AI inequality poses to society.