AI in Nonprofits: Balancing Efficiency with Ethical Considerations

ARTICLE | July 11, 2024

Authored by Vasquez + Company

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing and attracting the attention of nonprofits due to its efficiency, speed, and cost-effectiveness. While AI can streamline operations such as grant proposal writing and donor communications, it also poses ethical concerns, including the potential for bias and job displacement. Nonprofits must carefully assess the benefits and risks before integrating AI, ensuring that human oversight remains central to its use. Practical steps include starting with pilot programs, maintaining open communication with staff, updating job training, and monitoring AI tools for ethical compliance.

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