Anyone can scale up and produce content, but gaining market trust can make or break your brand’s success. Today, AI is shaping how content is created, published, and distributed at scale, and many brands are prioritizing efficiency without stopping to ask what it costs…putting their credibility at risk. The real danger is publishing faster than you can verify. AI can surface information, but it cannot validate accuracy or insight, which raises a critical question: who is accountable for what gets published? As AI becomes woven into everyday workflows, the future of content depends on whether teams can build systems that don’t just move fast, but help people trust what they’re reading.
In this episode of Straight to Voicemail, Rachel Elsts Downey talks with Jesse Bourgeault-Trickey, Global Deployment Manager at Happeo. Jesse shares how organizations can trust the content they publish when AI is involved, and why verification, ownership, and communication matter more than ever. Drawing from his work helping global teams deploy digital workplaces, he explains how trust is built through systems, not shortcuts.
You’ll learn:
- Build trust by pairing AI with subject matter expert ownership
- Create a system to audit and verify content over time
- Use internal feedback loops to surface content gaps
Jump into the conversation:
(00:00) Why we wanted to hear from Jesse
(00:09) Why speed can undermine trust
(01:06) The rise of AI in everyday content
(01:35) Trust but verify as a content framework
(02:10) The role of subject matter experts
(02:46) Finding and fixing content gaps
(03:13) What verified content looks like
(03:45) Using AI on trusted knowledge
(04:20) Keeping teams informed as content changes
(05:11) How trust is reinforced over time
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