Most AI tools are not meeting data sovereignty requirements because they are processing the data outside of Australia. It’s important for NFPs to fully evaluate every AI capability they are considering to understand this risk.
AI is already reshaping how people engage with NFPs, raising expectations, while creating new governance, privacy and inclusion risks.
The pace of change in technology means policies, contracts and practices are becoming outdated within months, and risks are emerging faster than most organisations can reasonably track. Therefore, it’s crucial for every organisation to put simple but deliberate processes in place to keep pace with the speed of IT change.
AI technology is moving incredibly fast. Here are three emerging AI risks your Not for Profit must mitigate right away.
It’s clear now that if organisations want to reap the greatest benefits from this new technology while protecting themselves from inappropriate use, an AI Adoption Strategy is an absolute must.
AI tools can be incredibly useful for many users in Not for Profits. However, I’m just not convinced that Microsoft Copilot is…
Your Not for Profit staff is likely using AI today. Yet, do you know the 5 risks of AI adoption in Not for Profits?
Want to know #1 issue making Microsoft 365 Copilot unsafe for most Not for Profits? In this case, it’s not Microsoft’s fault.
Given the potential productivity gains of AI, should your organisation have an AI strategy?
Greenwashing refers to a company sharing misleading information to promote an environmentally responsible image. Are vendors now AI washing?