What Communicators Need to Rethink in the Age of AI

AI is changing how messages are written, delivered, and consumed. But it’s also reshaping the expectations people have about communication itself.

If information is always available and instantly generated, what makes your message worth listening to?

Here’s what communicators should rethink:

1. Volume ≠ Value.  
If AI can produce a hundred versions of a message in seconds, more is no longer more. It’s noise. What cuts through is clarity, precision, and purpose.

2. Channels Must Earn Attention.  
Just because you can send it doesn’t mean they’ll read it. Every channel must be treated like a product. Useful. User-tested. Evolving.

3. Comms Needs a POV.  
AI is great at mimicking tone and organizing data. But it can’t lead hearts or shift minds. Humans still need to set the direction, frame the stakes, and shape the narrative.

4. Your Voice Still Matters.  
Tools may scale your reach. But trust is built by how you show up. Consistently. Transparently. Responsibly.

AI won’t replace communication. But it will force us to be braver, sharper, and more intentional with every word.

And that might be exactly what we need.

Problem Solving

Journaling is an excellent problem-solving tool. When faced with challenges or dilemmas, writing down the details and your thoughts about them can help you see the situation from different angles. This fresh perspective often leads to creative solutions and a more constructive approach to problem-solving.

This fresh perspective often leads to breakthroughs. You might discover new aspects of the issue, hidden connections, or alternative approaches that were previously obscured. Your journal becomes a space for brainstorming and experimentation, enabling you to explore different scenarios and potential solutions.