Charitable AI. Where do I start and what do I do after that? Your questions answered

Charitable AI.  Practically where do I start and what do I do after that?  

This session will build on the previous session from the 14th December.  James Crawford of Touchpoint Change Consulting has collated your questions that we didn’t have time to fully address and will talk to them: 

 • Quick summary of the original presentation – to get you in the mood and frame the questions!

 • Features, usage, availability – how do the common AI tools compare, which tool for which job and what is coming later in 2024? 

• Prompting, accuracy, relevance of answers – how do I get the most out of ChatGPT, Google Bard and other AI Chatbots?

 • Colleague engagement – encouraging staff and volunteers to use it where appropriate, with a positive mindset. 

• Data protection, privacy, copyright, regulation – what are the sensible steps to protect our data and privacy? 

 • AI projects, learning, development – where could we start and what are the best sources of learning? 

 For those that missed Part One and would like to benefit from Part Two – please see the recording on Cranfield Trust's on-demand webinar channel.    

James Crawford is an experienced Business Director and Change Catalyst.  He works with not-for-profit and commercial organisations to explore the practical impact of AI, asking what it can do and what it can do for you.  His career has spanned change strategy, change delivery and continuous improvement, having served on leadership teams in social housing, local government, utilities, telecoms and professional services.    

Ketan Varia has over 25 years of delivering change projects. He is focused on leading strategy and improvement teams within an operational context.   He is the trustee for not-for-profit organisation Mediation Hertfordshire and has been a trustee of charities in his past. His clients include Blind Veterans UK, several NHS Trust and community charities.  Ketan is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transportation.