AI-assisted social media posts can outperform content written entirely by humans. That does not mean nonprofits should automate their social feeds. It means AI can improve performance when it helps staff create clearer, more consistent and better-structured content....
Superintelligence sounds like a problem for governments, technology companies and science-fiction writers. Why should a nonprofit leader care about hypothetical AI systems that may exceed human capabilities? Because the debate is not only about future machines. It is...
Artificial intelligence can reduce administrative work, improve research and help nonprofit employees find information faster. But every AI request depends on physical infrastructure consuming electricity, water and computing equipment. For a single nonprofit, that...
Artificial intelligence is rapidly influencing employment, education, healthcare, public benefits, fundraising and access to information. Yet many of the people most affected by these systems have little influence over how they are designed or governed. Technology...
AI-generated citations often look convincing. They may include an author, publication title, date and plausible web address. That does not mean the source exists, supports the claim or says what the AI reports. For nonprofits, an invented citation is more than an...
AI vendors make security sound simple. They promise encryption, privacy, enterprise controls and responsible data handling. Those claims are not enough. Before a nonprofit uploads donor records, employee documents, client information or internal policies, leadership...
