AI for Charities: Practical applications, risks and opportunities

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Artificial intelligence is transforming the way charities operate, from automating routine tasks to boosting fundraising and improving service delivery. But with great potential comes big questions around ethics, governance, and data protection.

We were joined by two sector leaders – Zoe Amar – Founder of Zoe Amar Digital, Chair of the Charity Digital Code of Practice, and Co-Chair of The Charity AI Taskforce, and Chris Brocklesby – Chief Technology Officer at British Heart Foundation, leading transformative programmes and advancing AI adoption across the organisation while ensuring robust information security.

The value of your investments and the income from them may go down as well as up, and you could get back less than you invested.