by Julie Crimmins | February 2, 2026
What healthcare communicators need to know as AI becomes the first stop for patient information AI is rapidly becoming the first stop in the patient journey, with millions of Americans using ChatGPT to interpret symptoms, prepare for appointments, and navigate a complex healthcare system. This shift is changing expectations, increasing misinformation risks, and reshaping reputation […]
by Ken Buraker | January 28, 2026
AI is now a primary reader of organizational content, shaping how people discover, understand, and interpret it. To succeed, organizations must balance content that connects with people and content structured for AI systems to interpret accurately. This requires clear narratives, consistent language, structured information, and a renewed focus on human-first storytelling. AI is also an […]
by Abby Wright | December 15, 2025
At Curley Company, curiosity isn’t just a value; it’s a strategy. And when it comes to innovation, we’re not just talking about it; we’re building it into our org chart. Two of our “teammates” aren’t human at all. Meet Curion, our Director of Curiosity & Insights, and AIdyn, our AI Technician. I sat down with […]
by Heather Knox | November 21, 2025
Curley Company and GlobalWIN hosted Axios reporters Ashley Gold and Maria Curi this week for an off-the-record conversation on the accelerated convergence of AI, technology and public policy. The pace of AI is accelerating on all fronts, the stakes are rising, and the lines between innovation and regulation are shifting fast. Below are the signals that […]
by Nicole Ryan | January 23, 2025
A Report from Curley Company Public Affairs by Jeannine Ginivan and Nicole Ryan News is moving fast and changing by the hour – complicated and monumental policy changes grab attention one minute, with economic news and foreign policy sweeping in the next. To amplify our client’s impact – and remain nimble and relevant – the […]