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Canadian communications professionals check AI closely, but their organizations haven’t caught up, new CPRS research finds

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Canadian communications professionals check AI closely, but their organizations haven’t caught up, new CPRS research fin
The State of Communications and Public Relations in Canada (2026) finds 92% of communications and public relations professionals use AI at work, compared with 68% of Canadian workers. Only 37% say their organization has a clear process for reviewing AI content before it reaches the public, and more than a third have already seen an […]
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