Responsible AI Statement

AI and its place with CSCE

At the CSCE, we use artificial intelligence to support our work, not replace our judgement. It helps us think, research and draft. Our people set the direction and remain responsible for what we produce and share. 

AI may support research, idea generation, drafting, editing and the development of learning materials. A person reviews and approves our published resources and client deliverables before we share them. 

We tell you when AI has played a significant role in something you’re reading, seeing, or hearing, or when you’re interacting with AI directly — for example, an AI-generated image, a synthetic voice, or a significant contribution to a report. 

We don’t add a notice every time a tool corrects spelling, tidies a sentence, or formats a document without changing its meaning. Our test: ‘Would knowing AI has been used change how you understand or trust what’s in front of you?’ If yes, we say so. 

This approach will evolve as our practice does. We’ll review it, learn from questions and concerns, and correct errors in our work or our disclosures. 

Questions about how we use AI? Contact the CSCE team — we’re happy to talk it through. 

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What’s working? What’s not? How are organisations responding to AI, changing employee expectations and the pressure to demonstrate real business value?

And perhaps most importantly, how does your organisation compare?

Every year, Gallagher’s global State of the Sector research gives us valuable insights into the challenges, priorities and practices shaping internal communication and employee experience.

But the quality of those insights depends on people like you sharing what’s happening in your organisation.

That’s why the Centre for Strategic Communication Excellence is proud to partner with Gallagher, and we’re encouraging everyone in our network to take part in the 2026/27 State of the Sector survey.

Please participate by 30 October.

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