New framework designed to advocate for responsible AI use among fundraisers. How does it work?

Author Sharlene Gandhi
“This is a half-trillion-dollar sector in the US alone with very few guidelines.”

Why It Matters

Since ChatGPT launched in November 2022, many non-profit organizations have used it to drive efficiency and innovation. However, non-profits could jeopardize public trust in them without knowing how generative AI affects them, their donors, and their clients.

var TRINITY_TTS_WP_CONFIG = {"cleanText":"New framework designed to advocate for responsible AI use among fundraisers. How does it work?.\u23f8This independent journalism on data, digital transformation and technology for social impact is made possible by the Future of Good editorial fellowship on digital transformation, supported by Mastercard Changeworks\u2122. Read our editorial ethics and standards here .\u00a0\u23f8TORONTO\/TREATY 13 - When ChatGPT first launched last fall, there was an \u201cenormous appetite\u201d within the non-profit sector to understand how it would help them with their work, says Nathan Chappell, senior vice president of DonorSearch . However, many organizations jumped on board without asking important questions about the implications of embedding generative AI into their

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