 OpenArt photo created with promt: "picture of humanitarians in the USA using AI to assess a disaster." Artificial Intelligence is the talk of the town in my humanitarian response world. The discussion comes across as polarized to the far ends of the spectrum. The optimist camp looks at the potential societal benefits and touts an upcoming productivity and positive revolution. The pessimists talk about the machines taking over our lives, amplifying bias and ruining the world that we know.
I’m still working my way up the learning curve on these fascinating issues, but I wanted to share a few AI use cases that I’ve developed for myself and my work that may be helpful to my fellow Social Sector workers. I use Google Gemini as my primary AI tool, and have experimented with OpenAI’s ChatGTP.
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 Hey folks, happy new year, how is everyone?
We had a great period of unplugging around the holidays with a road trip to a frozen lake with some snow and a lot of rain. Either way it is 2025 now and I wanted to share a simplified way that I’ve been looking at 2024 and setting up for 2025. After going through several years of more detailed and time consuming methods of summing up the last year, I’ve settled on this more pragmatic and faster method that can fit on one page of handwritten or typed text. It surfaces the big things that happened, and the things that you want to change for the coming year. |
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