05/21/2024
12:00 PM MST
Ground your understanding of generative AI with practical advice from experts in social impact and data science. Behind the buzzwords and fuzzy predictions lies a powerful tool you can learn to use today. Join Anne Nies, Director of Science at Submittable, Erik Lucht, Partner Innovation Architect at Microsoft, and Sam Caplan, VP of Social Impact at Submittable, as they share what they’ve learned about AI and its uses for foundations. In a short presentation followed by a roundtable discussion, your hosts will share:
- What AI is and what it isn’t
- How to use AI responsibly
- Examples of how foundations are using AI right now
- Findings from user research and focus groups
- Insights from most interesting AI conversations in the world of nonprofits
We welcome attendee participation in this webinar, so bring your AI-related thoughts and questions.
Hosted By:
Erik Lucht is a partner innovation architect at Microsoft, where he works with leading nonprofits and social enterprises to design and implement cloud-based solutions that address global challenges and create positive social change. With over 20 years of experience in the computer software industry, Erik provides technical guidance and best practices that drive innovation and adoption of cloud solutions in the social sector.
Anne Nies is an AI and machine learning leader who leads Submittable’s data science team. Over the past 15 years, she has led teams in developing data-based solutions in complex spaces, with a focus on scalability.
Sam Caplan is the Vice President of Social Impact at Submittable. Inspired by the amazing work performed by grantmakers of all stripes, at Submittable, Sam strives to help them achieve their missions through better, more effective software. Sam has served as founder of New Spark Strategy, Chief Information Officer at the Walton Family Foundation, and director of technology at the Walmart Foundation. He consults, advises, and writes prolifically on social impact technology, strategy, and innovation. Sam recently published a series of whitepapers with the Technology Association of Grantmakers titled “The Strategic Role of Technology in Philanthropy.”
