AI4C Workshop 17
- Unseen Introduction
- Missing People Chatbot Update
- Lessons Learnt Repository Proposal
- AI4C Teams Overview and Website Preview
- Unseen Introduction
- Missing People Chatbot Update
- Lessons Learnt Repository Proposal
- AI4C Teams Overview and Website Preview
This online meeting via Teams included: An update from Missing People An update from CALM An overview of the Childline chatbot Current challenges
This online meeting via Teams included: An update from Missing People
This online meeting via Teams included: The opportunities and challenges of AI for civil society, presented by Rhodri Davies from CAF An update from CALM
The first of our in-person meetings for a while, this workshop included: An update from Missing People A discussion about an AI deployment playbook A presentation on AI for good – consideration for data and models
This well-attended meeting included: A presentation on building a data and an AI-empowered enterprise An update from Missing People An update from Access Social Care
Join us for informal networking over drinks and snacks, before the main event at 10am.
Join us for the last of this year's workshops followed by refreshments, networking and seasonal celebrations.
Meta kindly hosted the AI4C community at its HQ in Brock Street to explore the opportunities and challenges of VR and the metaverse for charities. There were demos of mixed reality and virtual reality, and the opportunity to experience immersive storytelling for social impact with VR for Good.
At this workshop, AI4C Chair Paul Excell gave an insight into the threats and opportunities of AI, and the Head of Developer Relations at Cohere presented on Large Language Models. He also introduced the LLM University, where people can gain a foundation in Natural Language Processing.
At this workshop we learnt about various AI learning modules, courses and accreditation options. There was a presentation on the implications for society and humanity of generative AI, and we heard about some of the real-world challenges of deploying generative AI.
Hosted by Charles Radclyffe, Chief Executive of Ethics Grade, this session was to help senior charity leaders think strategically about where to deploy AI. It covered: What factors are important in building an AI strategy How AI capability plays alongside other functions, i.e. IT, Change and Innovation? How much disruptive change should be expected from […]