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WFA AI Community
The WFA AI Community aims to equip brand marketers with the knowledge, insights and practical guidance needed to leverage the potential of AI in an effective, safe and responsible way.
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WFA’s AI Community is a cross-functional group bringing together senior marketers, policy and legal professionals dealing with AI within their respective organisations.
The objective of the community is to support brands make the most of the exciting possibilities this fast-evolving technology has to offer while mitigating legal, ethical and reputational risks. It seeks to:
- Develop best practice guidance and offer practical solutions on the most pressing horizontal AI challenges.
- Explore evolving trends impacting the use of AI in marketing and provide insights into how brands can navigate these.
- Engage in dialogue with external experts and partners to promote a greater understanding of the implications of AI use and drive meaningful industry collaboration.
Key resources
16. Dezember 2025
How to supercharge your AI adoption
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17. September 2024
Eighty percent of brands have concerns about agency use of GenAI
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27. Februar 2024
Tackling the nitty gritty of Generative AI
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Upcoming Community events
The community is open to WFA members only and is led by an AI Steer Team, bringing together a small group of senior WFA members from a range of sectors to help establish strategic priorities.
News
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Strategic thinking is the biggest skills gap for marketing, WFA research
World’s biggest companies say there’s an acute shortage of people who can deliver judgement, prioritisation and insight development. Brands need to upskill existing staff rather than trying to hire their way out of the problem
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Navigating the EU AI Act labelling obligations in practice
As the EU AI Act takes effect, brands need clarity when AI-generated advertising content must be disclosed. Maxime Ricard, Senior Digital Policy Manager at WFA, offers some thoughts.
WFA's latest webinar explored the practical application of Article 50, offering marketers an actionable guide on compliance, governance and consumer trust.
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WFA releases new report on AI visibility and discoverability
The Future of Discoverability is designed to share best practice for brand marketers in the age of AI-powered search.
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