AI Alone Isn’t Enough: Coordination Is What Really Matters
As seen in The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Dr. Karen Boyd, senior officer of economics at the Policy & Innovation Center, discusses how nonprofits can approach artificial intelligence more effectively by focusing not only on the technology itself, but also on coordination, organizational capacity, and responsible implementation.
The article examines new research showing that while many nonprofits are experimenting with AI, relatively few have fully integrated the technology through organization-wide policies, governance, secure tools, and coordinated practices. Boyd highlights how differences in organizational resources can also shape the benefits nonprofits are able to realize from AI adoption.
