Free live webinar

AI-Powered Writing Without the Risk

DateThursday, October 29, 2026

Time11:00 a.m. ET

Length30 minutes + live Q&A

WhereLive on Zoom

How to Select the Right Training & Measure Risk. Practical frameworks for evaluating AI training programs and quantifying organizational document risk.

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Teaching writers and reviewers in regulated industries for 35+ years

Your presenterElizabeth Preston, PhDExecutive Consultant, Hurley Write

What you'll learn

Help your team use AI without adding risk.

Not all AI training is created equal. Some is mildly helpful, some is easily forgettable, some is a snooze fest, and some is actually beneficial for your team. But how do you choose the right AI training for your team?

Learn what to look for in AI training and what groundwork you need to do before that training ever starts. Plus, learn how to identify and measure risk in documents (yes, you can measure both writing and risk!) introduced by AI and, perhaps unknowingly, by your team, and how you can eliminate that risk.

Presented live by Elizabeth Preston, PhD, Executive Consultant at Hurley Write.

01
Aligning your team on AI use
The foundations you need to ensure your team uses AI ethically and effectively.
02
Choosing the right AI training
What to look for when choosing an AI training that will be useful and memorable for your team.
03
Quantifying document and AI risk
How to evaluate risk in your organization's written content and measure the impact of AI adoption using Hurley Write's PROS Readability Risk Assessment®.

Whether your team is just starting to use AI or has been using AI for a while, you'll leave with clear guidance on how to choose the right AI training for your organization and address risk in your documents.

Who you're working with

Every expert has worked inside regulated documentation.

Each one holds a doctorate or a master's in the discipline and has spent years in pharma, energy, and manufacturing documentation. For 35 years we have worked on finding the root cause behind a documentation problem and building the standard that closes it. The workshop is how we hand that standard to your team.