The charity sector faces mounting pressure to do more with less. Artificial intelligence is emerging as a powerful ally and a complex challenge. AI is reshaping the way charities operate. From automating admin tasks and enhancing donor engagement to using predictive analytics for better decision-making.
AI can drive efficiency gains of up to 40%. Tools like chatbots offer 24/7 multilingual support. Natural language processing helps charities uncover insights from beneficiary feedback. Yet, it also warns of the risks: ethical pitfalls, data privacy concerns, and the danger of “AI-washing” where basic tools are rebranded as AI to capitalise on the hype.
👉 Read the full article on the HCR Law website to explore the opportunities and risks AI presents for the third sector.
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📅 Thursday 17 July 2025
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[…] AI offers charities the potential for significant efficiency gains. These include automating administrative tasks, improving service delivery, and enhancing fundraising efforts (see part 1). […]
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