AI and Ethics in the Book Industry

Join Us for a Discussion on How Publishing Can Navigate the Ethics of Tomorrow

Artificial intelligence is no longer on the horizon—it’s in your inbox, your workflows, and your metadata. But as AI tools reshape publishing from editorial to marketing, the stakes for ethics, transparency, and trust have never been higher.

In this can’t-miss session, we’ll cut through the hype to tackle the urgent question: How can publishing embrace AI’s potential without sacrificing creative integrity, reader trust, or control over the work we produce?

Through practical, real-world guidance, you’ll learn how to:

• Apply ethical frameworks tailored to publishing
• Communicate transparently with readers, authors, and partners
• Identify and mitigate bias in AI-driven processes
• Assess risks before they become liabilities
• Keep creative vision and human judgment at the center of AI-enabled workflows

Expect 40-minutes of an insight-packed presentation and discussion, followed by 15-minutes of live Q&A to address your toughest questions.

If you’re making decisions about AI—or if AI is already making decisions for you—this is the conversation you need right now. Join us to move forward with clarity, confidence, and a publishing-first approach to AI ethics.

Featured speakers to be announced!

AI and the Book Publishing Industry Series

BISG's AI and the Book Publishing Industry webinar series brings together publishing professionals and industry leaders to explore the transformative impact AI is having on everything from editorial workflows to marketing strategies. Whether you're a publisher looking to integrate AI tools into your processes, an author curious about how technology can enhance your writing journey, or a thought leader striving to stay ahead of industry trends, this is an unmissable series.

Fall 2025 Sessions

• September 30: AI and Ethics in the Book Industry
• October 28: AI & Translation: A Deeper Look
• November 18: Where AI and the Book Publishing Supply Chain Meet
• December 18: AI & Scholarly Publishing: What Publishers Can Learn from Each Other