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AI from an In-House Perspective

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This session is for anyone who’s thinking (or thinks they should be thinking) about responsible use and funding of AI. No expertise or experience required. Two members of a cross-functional working group (one from IT, one from Legal) share what they’ve learned from a technical, legal, and operational perspective and what they’re doing to enable responsible use of AI internally and responsible funding of AI externally. Gain insight into the basics before doing a deeper dive into practical implications and solutions.

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  • TX, CA, PA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 2/28/2026
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1. AI from an In-House Perspective (Feb 2025)

Adam Crenshaw, Andrew Morris

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AI from an In-House Perspective (Feb 2025)

This session is for anyone who’s thinking (or thinks they should be thinking) about responsible use and funding of AI. No expertise or experience required. Two members of a cross-functional working group (one from IT, one from Legal) share what they’ve learned from a technical, legal, and operational perspective and what they’re doing to enable responsible use of AI internally and responsible funding of AI externally. Gain insight into the basics before doing a deeper dive into practical implications and solutions.

Originally presented: Jan 2025 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Adam Crenshaw, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Seattle, WA
Andrew Morris, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Seattle, WA