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Every NGO that works with beneficiary data ends up with the same folder. Years of case files and assessments nobody has the time, the tools, or the confidence to open. Everyone knows there is something in there. Nobody gets to find out what. That folder is where the AI Impact Lab starts. It is a ten-week program we run with the Lenovo Social Impact Lab for Responsible AI, for organizations in education, health, or humanitarian response whose work depends on data about the people they serve. Your team picks one thing that slows the work down and builds an AI prototype for it, working alongside AI practitioners and experts from across the Tech To The Rescue ecosystem. Consent, data handling, and accountability get decided while you build, so what you take to your board is something you can explain and defend. You will need at least two years of service delivery behind you, someone who knows where the data lives, and a team of two to three people, including two decision-makers and one technical colleague, who can give five to eight hours a week from October to December. You leave with the prototype, an AI development strategy, and a team that can keep building without us. No cost to selected organizations. Ten days left to apply: https://lnkd.in/dfJQPq8b

When a pregnancy turns high-risk, the nurse-midwife in the room has to know the protocol straight away. ARMMAN built her a WhatsApp number that she can message. It answers in her language, follows national guidelines, and escalates to a medical expert when a question falls outside what it should handle alone. Over 9,000 nurse-midwives use it. It has already answered more than 45,000 real questions. What limits it now is engineering. Inference costs cap how many midwives it reaches, and there is no voice pipeline for health workers who would rather speak than type. This critical work is being accelerated through the AI Impact Scaling Program—an initiative dedicated to helping high-growth nonprofits deploy advanced AI solutions safely and effectively. We are incredibly grateful to Google.org for funding and supporting this program, enabling social impact organizations like ARMMAN to access the specialized pro bono tech expertise they need to scale their lifesaving services. On September 23, Matching Day brings together 15 social impact organizations from the AI Impact Scaling Program. Ten of these are Google.org-sponsored nonprofits, while five are joining through Tech To The Rescue’s own programs. Each organization pitches for three minutes, with a short Q&A after each one. Ninety minutes total, nothing for you to prepare, no commitment to take anything on. If you take one on, you skip the part that usually kills pro bono work. The brief is written, the data is real, and the organization already knows what it wants built. Register your team and apply before these briefs go out to the rest of our network: https://lnkd.in/dbBe5Pbm

From an operational bottleneck to an AI prototype that solves it in ten weeks. Applications are open for the AI Impact Lab, run with the Lenovo Social Impact Lab for Responsible AI. Your team does the building. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/dXZizVEq This round is built for NGOs working with sensitive data about their beneficiaries in education, health, or humanitarian response. Your team brings one problem holding back your operations and your own data. Over three weeks of prework and a seven week bootcamp, you move from defining that problem to designing a solution to building the prototype, with mentoring from AI practitioners and experts from the Tech To The Rescue ecosystem. Consent, data handling, and accountability get decided during the build, so what your team presents to a board or a funder is something they can explain and defend. It asks for a team of two to three people, including at least two decision-makers, and around five to eight hours a week. Teams finish with an AI prototype, an AI development strategy, and the ability to keep building without us. The program runs at no cost to selected organizations. 🗓️ Applications close on 25 September

Po 10 tygodniach Twoja organizacja ma działający prototyp AI rozwiązujący realny problem w codziennej pracy, pisemną strategię wdrożenia AI oraz kompetencje AI w całym zespole. AI Impact Lab: Odporna Demokracja to bezpłatny program Tech To The Rescue i Polskiej Rady Biznesu dla 15 polskich organizacji broniących demokracji. Aplikuj do 31 maja, przeprowadź zespół przez praktyczny bootcamp AI i przygotuj swoją organizację na przyszłoroczne wybory.

Rynkowy koszt prototypu AI ze strategią wdrożenia to kilkadziesiąt tysięcy złotych. Dołącz do programu AI Impact Lab: Odporna Demokracja, podczas którego polskie organizacje broniące demokracji przejdą tę ścieżkę bezpłatnie, wspierane przez mentorów z Tech To The Rescue. 🗳️ Aplikuj do 31 maja, wyjdź z programu z prototypem AI i kompetencjami AI w zespole, gotowy na przyszłoroczne wybory.

AI Impact Lab: Odporna Demokracja to bezpłatny bootcamp, w którym Twój zespół pracuje na żywo z ekspertami AI nad konkretnym pomysłem Twojej organizacji. Na koniec masz w ręku działający prototyp i strategię wdrożenia. Po drodze Twój zespół zdobywa kompetencje, które przyspieszają każdy kolejny projekt technologiczny w organizacji, w tym definiowanie problemu, analizę danych, projektowanie zorientowane na użytkownika, prototypowanie AI i odpowiedzialne wdrażanie. Program prowadzimy razem z Fundacją Polskiej Rady Biznesu, dla polskich NGO działających na rzecz demokracji. Rekrutacja trwa do 31 maja 2026.