Fair access
Safe AI adoption should not only be available to organisations with corporate budgets.
The pledge
I have worked with charities and not-for-profits since 2013. The people doing hard, useful work should not be priced out of the AI tools, training and risk support that larger organisations can buy.
Why this matters
A second-class-technology-citizen world is already appearing. Well-funded teams get consultants, training, safe tools and risk assessments. Smaller mission-led groups get a few free accounts and the feeling that they are already behind.
Safe AI adoption should not only be available to organisations with corporate budgets.
The point is not to chase shiny tools. The point is to give capable people more time for the work that matters.
I focus on rules, workflows and confidence, not expensive strategy theatre.
What I am committing to
If your charity, not-for-profit or community group cannot afford expensive consultants, AI training and risk assessments, talk to me anyway. I will do what I can to make the work reachable.
Vicarious good
I cannot be on the front line of every mission. But if I can help the people who are there save time, reduce admin, protect sensitive information and communicate more clearly, then a little of that good travels through the work.
Use AI to reduce repeat admin, draft routine materials and make information easier to find.
Set clear rules so staff and volunteers know what is safe, what needs review and what stays out.
Get in touch
If you are doing good for the world but do not have the funds for consulting and training work, please get in touch and I will help you if I can.
Tell me what your organisation does, what AI problem is in front of you and what kind of budget reality you are working with. I will be straight with you about what is possible.