Leveraging Generative AI for Social Impact Organizations

Michigan places generative AI within the work of social-impact organizations. Content creation leads into workflow and content management, improvement and ethical considerations. The course suits learners who want to evaluate practical organizational uses before choosing a technical implementation.

What you will learn

• Identify content tasks that generative AI can support.
• Assess an AI-assisted organizational workflow.
• Explain ethical considerations in social-impact use.

Who this suits

Beginners; no specific background is required, though the provider particularly recommends the course for people in social-impact organizations.

Before you enroll

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Put it into practice

Draft a workflow for a fictional nonprofit newsletter. Mark which claims need source checking and which approvals should remain with a person.

Source and review

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