Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday work, but many nonprofits are still struggling to figure out where it fits into their organizations. New research from The Bridgespan Group and NTEN found that 70% of nonprofit leaders and staff believe their organizations are missing meaningful opportunities to use AI. Even more importantly, only 8% report […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
OpenAI Foundation Commits $60 Million to Bring AI Forecasts to 100 Million Farmers
The use of artificial intelligence in social impact is moving beyond chatbots and productivity tools. A new initiative from the OpenAI Foundation shows how AI can be used to address much more practical challenges faced by communities around the world. The OpenAI Foundation has committed $60 million over three years to expand AI-powered weather and […]
New AI Funding Could Give NGOs Up to $10 Million for Global Health Projects
Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important part of conversations around global health, development, and philanthropy. Now, a new funding opportunity is bringing these areas together and could provide up to $10 million for individual projects focused on preparing global health systems for a world transformed by AI. Coefficient Giving has launched a Request for […]
UNESCO Launches AI Literacy Training to Equip Civil Servants for Ethical AI Governance
In a world rapidly transformed by artificial intelligence, UNESCO is taking a decisive step to ensure that AI serves humanity responsibly. The organization’s newly launched AI Literacy Training Program for civil servants aims to empower governments worldwide to implement AI in ways that uphold human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. The program builds […]
AI Boom Threatens Jobs Across Asia-Pacific as Wealthy Nations Surge Ahead
Millions of jobs across Asia could be at risk as artificial intelligence (AI) adoption accelerates in wealthier nations, leaving poorer countries struggling to provide even basic digital access and literacy, UN economists warned on Tuesday. The situation echoes the 19th-century industrial revolution, which split the world into a wealthy few and an impoverished majority, the […]
