Hey everyone, I apologize for not being as active and sharing more useful things with you all. I've been taking some time to focus on building some AI automations and agents. I'm working on creating an AI Agent that will help nonprofits (or anyone) take the next step in their AI journey. Also working on a Blog Content Marketing Engine to start produce more valuable content at scale with automations. I had to update my own internal AI Assistant Builder and wanted to share in case it is helpful for you. This one is a little concise and designed more for automations but still works great for any AI Assistant you need to build. I've been using this one a lot.

“Everybody should be thinking about AI, no matter what they do for a living.” - Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard Economist

I stumbled on a document that may be of interest for folks interested in AI policy and governance at nonprofits in the nten forums and figured I would share with everyone in case someone was interested. It's not a thrilling read but there might be some good stuff in there to build off of. Here's a few interesting tidbits. 1. “AI may supplement human judgement and critical thinking but should never replace it.” 2. “The organization’s use of AI is aligned with its mission and values, minimizes risk, and prioritizes the well-being of people and communities.” 3. “Before implementing an AI strategy, the organization conducts a risk-benefit analysis that evaluates the potential impacts of AI on the organization and its stakeholders.” 4. “Stakeholders are helped to understand why, when, and how AI is being used, including what data is being collected, stored, and or shared.” 5. “When selecting commercially available AI tools, preference should be given to vendors that allow the organization to opt out of its data being used to train the model.”

I made some changes to the Nonprofit Impact Storyteller and would love for someone to test it and see if its working well for them. The purpose is to be able to write a short story in a conversational tone based on a recent impact you've made. It works best if you use the microphone option and literally tell your story out loud and then it turns it into something you can edit and share. Here it is: Nonprofit Impact Story Teller

@Kevin Hardin - I have this vague recollection that some time ago you shared a Google Doc that had a bunch of phrases to avoid (maybe to avoid sounding like AI, or maybe to reduce hallucinations??). Does that ring a bell? And if so, could you share it again?