Even if your organisation doesn't have an official policy or subscription to an AI service\, employees\, vo lunteers and service users are using it: sometimes for good\, sometimes for bad. That’s why it's mor e important than ever that every VSCE organisation has a robust ethical position on AI\, not just a tick box policy.
In this engaging session\, pro-social technologist Matt Haworth (Reason Digi tal) takes us through some of the implications AI has for our sector\, learnings from other similar and tricky ethical conundrums\, shows some amusing and sometimes terrifying examples of how AI can g o wrong\, and helps us come to our own position on AI and how to govern it within our organisations in a way that’s in line with our values and our re sources.
Plain English explanations will be provided for AI concepts so you don’t need to be a n AI expert to get the most out of this session at all\, just someone interested in helping your org anisation do the right thing and the nuances that can sometimes involve!
This session is available to people working for VCSE organisati ons who are based within Greater Manchester.
Everybody at Manchester Communi ty Central is committed to making our sessions as accessible to attend as possible. If there are any barriers to you attending this session\, please l et us know of any reasonable adjustments we can ma ke to ensure you can do so comfortably – email: training@mcrcommunitycentral.org .uk
DESCRIPTION:Even if your organisation doesn't have an official policy or subscription to an AI service\, employe es\, volunteers and service users are using it: so metimes for good\, sometimes for bad. That’s why i t's more important than ever that every VSCE organ isation has a robust ethical position on AI\, not just a tick box policy. \n \n In this engaging ses sion\, pro-social technologist Matt Haworth (Reaso n Digital) takes us through some of the implicatio ns AI has for our sector\, learnings from other si milar and tricky ethical conundrums\, shows some a musing and sometimes terrifying examples of how AI can go wrong\, and helps us come to our own posit ion on AI and how to govern it within our organisa tions in a way that’s in line with our values and our resources.\n \n Plain English explanations wil l be provided for AI concepts so you don’t need to be an AI expert to get the most out of this sessi on at all\, just someone interested in helping you r organisation do the right thing and the nuances that can sometimes involve!\n \n This session is a vailable to people working for VCSE organisations who are based within Greater Manchester. \n \n Eve rybody at Manchester Community Central is committe d to making our sessions as accessible to attend a s possible. If there are any barriers to you atten ding this session\, please let us know of any reas onable adjustments we can make to ensure you can d o so comfortably – email: training@mcrcommunitycen tral.org.uk\n \n CATEGORIES:Training CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20261015T130000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261015T130000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261015T143000 LOCATION:Online Webinar\n URL:https://manchestercommunitycentral.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=9092 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR