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The Authors Guild's guidance for writers on using AI tools, covering disclosure, copyright protection, contract clauses and the guild's positions on AI training on books. Written by an advocacy organization for authors.
A HubSpot guide to the email habits that make people unsubscribe, with practical fixes for frequency, subject lines, personalization and list hygiene. Useful for anyone sending a newsletter for a business or a job search.
Why I recommend it: Read this before you send your first newsletter; most of the mistakes are easy to avoid up front.
Fast Company's annual list of companies and organizations recognized for fostering innovation and creative problem-solving in the workplace.
Why I recommend it: Useful as a research starting point when you want to see which employers are publicly committed to innovation culture — good signal for targeted outreach.
Multi-stakeholder nonprofit coalition of tech companies and civil society organizations shaping best practices and public dialogue on AI's benefits and risks.
In plain terms: This nonprofit website shares research and guidelines on artificial intelligence from tech companies and community organizations. You can explore free reports and frameworks to learn how AI affects the economy, workplace practices, and technology safety.
Why I recommend it: Where industry and civil society actually sit at the same table.
