{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":""What Are We Doing About AI?" Is the Wrong Question.","description":" Many nonprofit leaders believe their AI challenges begin at the moment of implementation \u2014 choosing tools, preparing staff, or establishing policies. But most AI adoption failures start earlier than that. They begin with the first question leadership asks. When organizations respond to pressure by asking, \u201cWhat are we doing about AI?\u201d, the conversation begins with urgency and an assumed solution. What is missing is the step that makes the decision defensible: naming the specific problem the technology is supposed to solve. This episode examines how pressure-driven conversations convert anxiety into visible activity \u2014 pilots, tools, and announcements \u2014 while skipping the diagnostic step that should come first. It also explores the governance implications of that sequence and why nonprofit organizations, operating under fiduciary responsibility, require a structured framing conversation before implementation. The most responsible AI decision does not begin with readiness frameworks or vendor comparisons. It begins with a more difficult question: what problem are we actually trying to solve, and what would change if we solved it? If you want to see the full video you can watch it here: YouTube video: https:\/\/youtu.be\/jKK4zMWURgU Other relevant links: Substack: https:\/\/brightnonprofit.substack.com\/ Website: https:\/\/brightnonprofit.org ","author_name":"Bright Nonprofit","author_url":"https:\/\/brightnonprofit.com","html":"