Blog ChatGPT Ethics 
Candid
JUNE 8, 2023
In this article, we unpack the lessons learned from a nonprofit’s chatbot project to dispense mental health advice that went wrong, and how nonprofits can reduce the risks when adopting ChatGPT and other generative AI (Artificial Intelligence) technologies. A simple query to ChatGPT about its potential dangers generated a half-dozen examples.
Critical Fundraising
JULY 10, 2024
So, you’re using AI ‘responsibly’, but, asks Cherian Koshy , are you using it ethically? I use that word – ‘ethical’ – intentionally and with priority. Far too often, we dispense with ethics because it seems too obscure or fluffy. Ethical challenges don’t disappear via semantic legerdemain.
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Grant Professionals Association
JANUARY 8, 2025
AI can automate labor-intensive tasks and improve the quality of grant proposals, but ethical considerations are critical to maintaining trust and credibility in highly regulated sectors. However, organizations in regulated industries must tread carefully, ensuring AI use adheres to strict ethical and legal standards.
The NonProfit Times
JUNE 4, 2024
According to Margit Brazda Poirier, founder and CEO of Grants4Good , you might not be using AI; most nonprofits aren’t — citing lack of time and concerns about safety, privacy and ethics. Try this prompt in ChatGPT: “Write a one-page letter of inquiry to the [foundation] to request $XXXX for [your organization].
Candid
APRIL 10, 2024
As AI is increasingly used in high-impact ways such as writing and assessing grant proposals, how can we make sure that it is used ethically, minimizing the risk of harm? Ethical use to reduce bias and harm Bias and harm are defined by an individual use case. Understanding the limits of a given AI is crucial in defining ethical use.
Blackbaud
OCTOBER 16, 2024
Tools you are using may have already released AI-enhanced functionality, so some staff members may be comfortable using those features or common tools like ChatGPT. Show how to use these tools ethically, in a way that supports your organization’s mission and values while upholding its integrity. How much do they already know?
Grants4Good
MAY 3, 2024
As a nonprofit leader, you might not be using AI; most nonprofits aren’t — citing lack of time and concerns about safety, privacy and ethics. To get started, you can open an account on any online platform such as ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini, both of which have free versions. We are focused on [your project purpose].” #2
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