Artificial intelligence is a double-edged sword – and one you must learn to understand, manage and use responsibly if you are to guard and defend your organisation’s reputation. Information disorder is now a significant risk to societal cohesion, organisational trust and public confidence, with misinformation repeatedly identified as one of the most serious global risks facing communities, institutions and society.

This session equips you to understand how AI both generates and helps counter misinformation, disinformation and malinformation. From deepfakes and synthetic content to AI-driven influence campaigns, the digital battleground has become more sophisticated, faster-moving and harder to navigate. Left unmanaged, these risks can erode trust, destabilise communities and damage reputations in an instant.

That’s why information disorder should be firmly placed on your risk register.

Do you know how a sudden viral falsehood could affect your stakeholders, operations or licence to operate?

Have you built an information disorder response plan that can be activated at speed? If not, this session provides the foundation to get started.

By the end of this session, you will be able to use AI responsibly and effectively, developing strategies that protect your organisation while supporting the wider fight against the erosion of truth.

The Information Disorder Toolkit is included as part of the course resources, giving you practical guidance to help assess risks, plan responses and strengthen organisational readiness.