As part of the series running across 2026 to build one shared, practical framework for civil society, on July 8 we will host a workshop at King's College London to collect insights from community organisations and people who are too often left out of conversations about data and
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When working with organisations to explore what "AI" is and the effects the fast rollout of the technology could have in their work, I was surprised to hear this question multiple times: If people start using chatbots to get their information, how do we make sure our reports
Like many others, we are disheartened by the sudden cancellation of the RightsCon conference, where we were planning on hosting the Co-developing responsible AI frameworks: an action-oriented workshop for human rights organisations workshop. We were looking forward to the event not only for the connection with different teams
Update: The RightsCon conference was cancelled, but this event will take place online. Read more here. We have been hearing versions of the same questions across the organisations we work with: Should we use AI for social media monitoring during a campaign? Can I trust an AI-generated report? What
It is common, today, to get into a meeting and receive a notice that it is being recorded; or in some cases, seeing a phantom participant that is only an AI notetaker. These started not more than five years ago and spread quickly, due mostly to predatory product strategies that
There is an extensive list of risks and concerns around LLMs and AI-based chatbots. Two of them are always top of mind for people starting to think about using AI-enabled tools: accuracy of outputs and bias. Disclaimer: In this article, the term "AI" will appear multiple
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When I started writing the first draft of what the AI Literacy Lab was supposed to be, three pillars were evident: 1. It should focus on practical, actionable information, shaped by needs and challenges from the organisation we're working with 2. It should give context to allow for
Work through each section to identify what your IT policy needs to cover. Select everything that applies to your organisation, and the relevant policy requirements will appear as you go. Section 1 Data Sensitivity Does your organisation handle any of the following types of data? * Information that could put individuals
Most organisations, either private, public or focused on social impact, struggle with their tech stack. There are always too many problems to be solved and too many platforms that promise to solve them, usually without success. Similar projects are started with different management tools, and nobody really knows who should
