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How AI Companies Should Communicate Workforce Changes Without Destroying Their Reputation
AI companies face a uniquely brutal communications challenge. They sell the promise of intelligent automation while simultaneously managing the human cost of it. When workforce changes hit, how leadership communicates those changes determines whether the company emerges with its reputation intact or hands the media a devastating irony they will run with for months. This […]
The Rise of The AI Influencer: How AI Companies Can Build A Creator and Community PR Strategy
There’s a new kind of influencer on the internet and they are not dancing on Instagram or posing with products they have tried. They are explaining transformative architectures on YouTube. Breaking down AI product launches in LinkedIn newsletters that 40,000 senior engineers read every week. They are running discord communities where developers argue about the […]
The AI Wrapper Dilemma: How to Build a PR Moat Around Your AI Product
In the age of AI startups, when your technology advantage lasts six months, your narrative advantage must last six years, or more. Here’s a scenario playing out in boardrooms from Bengaluru to Silicon Valley. An AI startup raises a seed round on the strength of a beautiful product built on the OpenAI API. Traction looks […]
How do Indian defense companies use PR to win MoD contracts?
In the high-octane world of startups in Bengaluru, Pune, or Hyderabad, the B2B tech playbook is loud: disrupt, shout, and scale. But in the corridors of India’s Ministry of Defence, “loud” is often a liability. For defense contractors and deep-tech innovators in 2026, traditional PR rules just don’t bend but break. Public Relations for defense […]
What Indian journalists really want from AI companies in 2026
Having spent the better half of my career in Indian newsrooms filing stories, editing late into the night and sifting through endless pitches, I now advise AI companies on how to communicate their AI PR Strategy effectively to journalists. The shift from one side of the desk to the other has offered me a clear […]