Harness the Power of Generative AI for Good

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With the rise of ChatGPT, every organization is thinking about how to leverage generative AI to transform how they work. This session will delve into practical use cases of generative AI that demonstrate how nonprofits can leverage these tools to more effectively achieve impact, enhance their operations, and drive engagement. In addition, you'll receive an overview of key generative AI technologies that have emerged including agents, retrieval-augmented generation, and finetuning. You'll learn the types of problems each of these technologies allows you to solve and when to consider using them in your own practice.

Discover how generative AI can revolutionize your nonprofit's approach to problem-solving and resource optimization, making it possible to achieve your mission more efficiently and effectively. Whether you're new to AI or looking to deepen your understanding, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and inspiration to harness the power of generative AI for good.

*This webinar was recorded on October 17, 2024.

About Our Instructor

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Ryan Harrington | Director of Strategy and Operations for the Data Innovation Lab, Tech Impact

Ryan Harrington is the Director of Strategy and Operations for the Data Innovation Lab (DIL) at Tech Impact where he focuses on developing data science projects for social good. Previously, Ryan was the lead data scientist at CompassRed Data Labs, a data science and analytics consulting firm where his focus was on developing models using a combination of statistical methods and machine learning techniques. Outside of work, he co-founded and co-organized Open Data Delaware, an organization dedicated to improving data transparency within government institutions and applying data and technology to solve civic problems. 

Harrington holds a B.S in environmental and business economics from Rutgers University and an M.S. in business analytics from Drexel University. Prior to his work as a data scientist, he was a high school math teacher through Teach for America and spent time building Delaware’s entrepreneurial ecosystem at 1313 Innovation. Outside of work he enjoys Euro-style boardgames, attempting to woodwork, and travel - from Zion to Zanzibar.