Ethical use of AI: seeking, understanding, and countering the risks
summary
Shows deployed AI that actually ships: a chatbot for gender‑violence support in Puerto Rico that sees real usage after a lockdown‑related spike in reports, a spoken‑language assessment system for endangered indigenous languages, and a Goodwill photo‑to‑listing pipeline that uses custom vision plus OCR and a generative model to auto‑write descriptions and suggest prices to speed donations into sales. Covers hallucinations, content safety tooling, the responsible AI dashboard, gated services like voice cloning requiring ethics approval, and human‑in‑the‑loop mitigations.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Ethical AI risks
- 3:19Nonprofits and AI solutions
- 6:11AI projects with nonprofits
- 12:35How AI works and mistakes
- 22:18AI risks and concerns
- 26:56AI mistakes and consequences
- 31:45Mistakes versus misuse
- 32:26Mitigation strategies
- 37:26Responsible AI tools
- 40:21Innovation and ethics
- 42:30Q&A
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