AI for Trustees: What the Board Needs to Decide

AI is probably already in your charity, whether or not the board has ever discussed it. This short guide takes a board through the decisions that are theirs to make: where AI is allowed, what must never go into it, what to tell funders and donors, and how to write it all down.

It covers Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and you don't need to know anything about the technology.

What's included

• Ten chapters, with checklists and worked examples from small charities
• Nine templates to adapt, including a two-page AI policy, an AI tool register, sample minutes and twelve questions for the annual review
• A jargon buster and a full list of sources

Written by Rachel Wall ACG, a chartered governance professional who works with small charities. It is general guidance and not legal advice.

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