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In today's conversation, Cherian Koshy reflects on the evolution of technology, transparency, and the role of AI in nonprofit fundraising. Starting with personal stories, Cherian and Nathan discuss the early technology adoption in their careers and the transformative "Aha" moments that shaped their understanding of tech innovation.
Cherian highlights the potential of AI, sharing his reaction to Notebook LM's audio file generation and exploring the implications of AI-generated content. The conversation pivots to transparency, with Cherian stressing the importance of nonprofits being open about their AI use, especially when handling donor data. He emphasizes that trust is a cornerstone for donor relationships, reinforced by insights from a recent survey showing donors prioritize transparency and are increasingly comfortable with AI, though privacy concerns remain. Wrapping up, both speakers emphasize the need for ongoing research, collaboration, and sector-wide transparency to build trust and responsibly integrate AI into nonprofit strategies.
HIGHLIGHTS
[00:55] Fundraising AI Summit Highlights
[06:03] Notebook LM and Its Implications
[09:23] Hidden Influences in Technology
[15:37] Innovative Survey Techniques
[19:08] Donor Perspectives on AI
[23:58] The Role of Transparency in AI Use
[29:46] Survey Findings and Donor Concerns
[31:55] Report on Healthcare Philanthropy
[33:02] Future Directions
TIPS AND TOOLS TO IMPLEMENT TODAY
RESOURCES
Connect with Cherian Koshy:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/cheriankoshy/
Mentioned in the episode:
Donor Perceptions of AI Study: cheriankoshy.com/aistudy/
Chronicle of Philanthropy: Donor Perceptions of AI: philanthropy.com/article/how-do-donors-feel-about-a-i-this-new-study-asks
Connect with Nathan and Scott:
LinkedIn (Nathan): linkedin.com/in/nathanchappell/
LinkedIn (Scott): linkedin.com/in/scott-rosenkrans
Website: fundraising.ai/
By Nathan Chappell, Scott Rosenkrans4.9
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In today's conversation, Cherian Koshy reflects on the evolution of technology, transparency, and the role of AI in nonprofit fundraising. Starting with personal stories, Cherian and Nathan discuss the early technology adoption in their careers and the transformative "Aha" moments that shaped their understanding of tech innovation.
Cherian highlights the potential of AI, sharing his reaction to Notebook LM's audio file generation and exploring the implications of AI-generated content. The conversation pivots to transparency, with Cherian stressing the importance of nonprofits being open about their AI use, especially when handling donor data. He emphasizes that trust is a cornerstone for donor relationships, reinforced by insights from a recent survey showing donors prioritize transparency and are increasingly comfortable with AI, though privacy concerns remain. Wrapping up, both speakers emphasize the need for ongoing research, collaboration, and sector-wide transparency to build trust and responsibly integrate AI into nonprofit strategies.
HIGHLIGHTS
[00:55] Fundraising AI Summit Highlights
[06:03] Notebook LM and Its Implications
[09:23] Hidden Influences in Technology
[15:37] Innovative Survey Techniques
[19:08] Donor Perspectives on AI
[23:58] The Role of Transparency in AI Use
[29:46] Survey Findings and Donor Concerns
[31:55] Report on Healthcare Philanthropy
[33:02] Future Directions
TIPS AND TOOLS TO IMPLEMENT TODAY
RESOURCES
Connect with Cherian Koshy:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/cheriankoshy/
Mentioned in the episode:
Donor Perceptions of AI Study: cheriankoshy.com/aistudy/
Chronicle of Philanthropy: Donor Perceptions of AI: philanthropy.com/article/how-do-donors-feel-about-a-i-this-new-study-asks
Connect with Nathan and Scott:
LinkedIn (Nathan): linkedin.com/in/nathanchappell/
LinkedIn (Scott): linkedin.com/in/scott-rosenkrans
Website: fundraising.ai/

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