The inaugural Arkansas AI Conference is set to take place at the Clinton Presidential Center on Friday, August 15. This landmark event will focus on guiding businesses in the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence. Madeline Roberts, President Elect of Arkansas PRSA and co-chair of the event, emphasized the importance of staying ahead in the AI landscape. The conference is open to business leaders, communications professionals, and anyone keen on understanding AI’s influence on business and everyday life. Doors open at 8:30 a.m., with tickets available at arcprsa.org.
Devin Bates, a partner at Mitchell Williams law firm and a conference panelist, highlighted the need to address ethical concerns around AI, noting that while AI can evoke fear, its responsible use is essential as it is here to stay. The event will feature a panel discussing AI in Arkansas, with insights from experts across various sectors. Keynote speaker Elizabeth Edwards will explore how AI tools can enhance business processes and internal operations. Roberts shared that the conference was inspired by the growing interest in ethics and AI beyond the public relations field. Tickets remain available until Friday, with further details accessible online.
