How AI Could Derail Your Writing Agency (And the Framework That Prevents It)

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Assess your current AI tools by documenting every platform you use for writing, editing, or client management, then categorize each by the type of data it processes—whether that’s client information, research materials, or creative content. This inventory becomes your foundation for understanding where vulnerabilities exist in your workflow.
Establish clear boundaries with AI by creating a personal policy document that outlines what content you’ll never input into AI systems, such as client confidential information, unpublished manuscripts, or proprietary research. Share this policy with clients upfront to build trust …